StageCo Staging Group

Since many years Stageco has been supporting the BRITS. For the 30st edition of this popular award show Stageco delivered the main stage and the terrace, which covered a surface of approximately 5000m². In all, 18 trucks of Stageco material was brought in, mainly scaffolding.

For the Autumn/Winter Chanel show at the Grand Palais in Paris, Stageco was commissioned to build a 28m high grid, housing the white box truss and all lighting and sound equipment, as well as the 12m wide and 50m long runway.

French designer Sonia Rykiel launched her new range with a fashion show at the Grand Palais in Paris. Stageco built the structures for the replica version of the Eiffel Tower, its 400m² base, a VIP platform and the 12m high Arc de Triomphe.

Stageco US supported the enormous celebratory concert for Obama's inauguration. Hundreds of thousands of people attended the free concert on the 2.5 miles long site, with a main stage and an extensive system of delay and video towers running the entire length.

For one month the centre of Arnhem, The Netherlands, became the heart of international fashion. Visitors were able to cross the city centre in a series of elevated pavilions erected on a 5m high, 200m long walkway built by Stageco Netherlands.

The German people and government celebrated the 60th anniversary of the founding of postwar German democracy this May with an enormous street festival and called on Stageco Germany to create a stage with a festive feel.

Stageco France provided expanded winter entertainment facilities to the city of Carcassonne, installing an ice-skating rink in the city’s central square, Place Carnot, as well as a sledging slope at a separate site opposite Carcassonne train station.

Stageco constructed the framework for the temporary hall with towers and trusses. The main focal point of the hall was the spot tower construction in visible scaffolding, which created the Spartan atmosphere required by the client. The company also provided all the seating grandstands.

Against the backdrop of the Atomium, Stageco provided a hanging curved transparent roof, with a grid structure above, based around scaffolding on and behind the stage, which supported the LEDs and sphere at the back side of the stage.

Stageco Germany supported the MTV European Music Awards at the Olympiahalle, Munich. It installed a scaffolding structure to support an enormous video floor. As well as this, the team installed a 750 square metre backstage floor plus a video support construction.

Ratiopharm requested Stageco Germany to provide a 4000 m² scaffolding structure which served to inform the public regarding 'health'. Structure toured through different German cities, from Dresden to Munic, Berlin and Cologne.

Over one weekend more than 1,000,000 young people from 200 countries attended World Youth Day. Stageco Germany provided the visual center piece of the event: a structure including huge inflatable “cloud” of 1200 m², which weighed over 65 tons, with lighting, sounds and ventilation system.