Having the right stage systems can enhance any performance and production. From small, portable staging to large stage kits and accessories like guardrails, stairs and skirting, a good stage will allow your students, guests or performers to enjoy safe movement and a finished, professional look.

While there are many different types of stages, the four most common are thrust, end on (or proscenium arch), in the round and traverse. A thrust stage has audience members on three sides of the performance space and is typically used to create a sense of intensity or intimacy to match what is happening on the stage. An end on stage has the audience seated in rows facing the stage, and is often used for classic theatre pieces. A in the round stage is circular and can be used to create a sense of claustrophobia or intimacy that matches what is occurring on the stage. Finally, a traverse stage involves the audience sitting on either side of the performance space (stage right and stage left), and is often used for emotionally charged, intimate performances that can be hard for audiences to watch from their seats.

Elevate Your Productions: The Art of Staging Systems

If you are looking for a modular portable staging system that can be assembled in any venue, including your warehouse, look no further than StackaStage. It is made with lightweight modules that slot together in minutes to make a wide range of configurations. The stages are available in a variety of heights, and can be fitted to uneven surfaces thanks to the adjustable legs. The stages also come with a choice of hard or soft decking material. Generally speaking, harder decking materials are better suited for louder music and dynamic loads incurred from dance and active movements.