Complete technical support for your productions
From tours to one-off shows, we deliver the technical expertise with passion.
What we do differently for a producer
You carry the risk. Three things reduce it without reducing the ambition.
We price the tour, not the opening
The quote covers the full run with the cost of each additional stop. That is what lets you decide to add a city without rebuilding a whole budget.
The tech rider is written for presenters
A document a host technical director can read alone, with loads, power needs and the available variants. That is what avoids surprises at the loading dock.
What gets cut is decided in advance
A ranked list of removals, each with its cost and its effect. When something has to go, the decision is already made and the artistic team has approved it.
What we bring in most often for you
Equipment rental
A touring production has no interest in owning what it uses three months a year. The question is not the daily rate but identical inventory available across the whole run, because a different unit halfway through means a new setup in every room.
Lighting
In performance, light is not a service, it is part of the work. The plot is designed with the artistic team, documented so it can be replayed, and transposed from room to room without losing its intent.
Technical direction
You cannot afford a salaried technical director year-round, and you need one at every stop. Sharing one by mandate gives you the person who talks to presenters on your behalf, with the authority to decide on site.
What a tour needs
Browse the catalogueAn inventory that travels: robust fixtures, proper cases, and enough spares that a failure is not solved by cutting an effect. The console carries cues from room to room and adapts them rather than rebuilding them.
A transportable system that adapts to host venues rather than replacing them. Monitoring is the most sensitive item on tour: what changes room to room is heard on stage first.
A set designed to fit a truck and go up with four people in three hours. Every element carries its weight and dimensions written on it, because that is the presenter's first question.
Points recalculated per venue from one shared file. Loads are documented point by point, and a self-supporting variant exists for rooms that allow nothing overhead.