USA - Hall Stage Limited, the long-established British theatre rigging manufacturer, has joined forces with a number of US distributors & manufacturers to form Hall Stage North America Incorporated and has started shipping selected ranges from its extensive catalogue of over 1,200 products.

Launching the venture at the USITT expo in Phoenix, HSNA announced the deal, with an initial roll call of 10 key dealers including Thern inc, John S. Hyatt & Associates, Gopher Stage, Centre Stage Lighting & Rigging, Schell Scenic Studios, and Westbury National Stage Equipment already confirmed. HSNA will be accepting applications for new dealerships until later this year.

Charles Haines, Hall Stage owner and UK CEO says, "We have been planning an entry into the North American market for over two years, but could not have imagined such a positive response - the reception has been truly amazing. Our initial shipments have sold 100% in advance and we're accelerating our production programme to meet the demand for these great quality, great value products."

Hall's theatre scenery flying systems, drape tracks and hoists have been installed in Canada since the 1950s, in venues such as the National Arts Center in Ottawa. Both Opera & Theatre stages have Hall Stage systems.

Rick Boychuk, who heads up the new venture adds, "We were drawn to the Hall Stage brand as we were continually seeing these superb products in everyday use. To be involved in this fantastic growth is unbelievable and we're all looking forward to some great opportunities ahead."

(Jim Evans)


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