The ABTT Theatre Show grows again
UK - All exhibitions claim to get bigger every year but in the case of this year's ABTT (Association of British Theatre Technicians) Theatre Show such a declaration is justified, say the organisers. Demand for space at the exhibition, which takes place at the Royal Horticultural Halls in London from 16 to 17 June, has been so high that the organisers are having to use all available space to accommodate both new and established exhibitors.

The list of companies taking stands at ABTT 2010 covers the spectrum of products and services for the theatre production and staging market, with a strong showing from the engineering sector. This is partly due to the biennial International Theatre Engineering and Architecture Conference (ITEAC) running in parallel with the Theatre Show but in general the increased exhibitor attendance demonstrates that this event has become the key industry showcase in the UK.

Among the companies at this year's show are Dutch winch, under-stage and control systems specialist Trekwerk, Unusual Rigging, Autograph Sales, Roland UK and two high-profile manufacturers making debuts at the ABTT Theatre Show; leading amplifier designer Lab Gruppen and French loudspeaker manufacturer Nexo.

To cope with the increased demand for stand space the organisers will be using the mezzanine area of the Lawrence Hall for the first time. Show director Roger Fox says this reflects the growing status of the exhibition and the flexibility of the venue in being able to house more companies. "We are very pleased to be in the position of having to look for space to accommodate exhibitors," he comments.

"The ITEA Conference is increasing the focus on the Theatre Show but in general people in the industry want to see the latest products and discuss what is going on in the market. Our exhibition provides that forum and this year's event is set to be the best ever."

The ABTT Theatre Show takes place at the Royal Horticultural Halls in London on 16th to 17th June. Pre-register for free at: www.abtt.org.uk/theatreshow

(Jim Evans)


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