The two companies opened a joint London office in May, building on years of working alongside each other across a range of projects, and will be sharing a stand together for the first time.
"The joint approach will highlight Stageco and Tait Technologies' vast experience supplying the event industry, and will offer the production sector the opportunity to network with key staff that will be available to discuss engineering solutions and future projects," says the company.
Stageco and Tait, respectively, supply staging solutions and scenic motion technology, including to major projects such as Take That's record breaking Progress Tour, U2's 360° tour and Batman Live.
The two companies will share a double decker stand, number 2-R12. Stageco's Hedwig De Meyer, Tom Bilsen and Dirk De Decker will be ready to welcome guests, along with Frederic Opsomer and Carol Scott from Tait Technologies, as well as Dana Bartholomew from FTSI.
Carol comments: "We're committed to using our combined international experience to benefit the entertainment industry and therefore see PLASA as the perfect opportunity to meet with our clients, both existing and potential, and continue to expand our UK and European offering."
Dirk says: "The London office opening has been a huge success and has allowed us to work together and draw on each other's experience. We have had great feedback from clients and are looking forward to PLASA as a way to further reinforce our presence in the UK and discuss new and exciting projects with the production industry."
Tait will be hosting a seminar on Monday 12th from 5-6pm to discuss recent projects and offer a unique insight into their work on Batman Live.
(Claire Beeson)
