Custom stage curtains can be confusing, and we’re here to help.
From design to installation we’ll bring new life to your stage curtains, one traveler at a time.
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Here’s what we offer:
Valance
The decorative curtain you will find suspended in front of your theatre’s large stage curtain.
Front Traveler
Traveler curtains are the most common type of front curtain and also called draw curtains. Breaking at the center and sitting at a fixed elevation these are your primary theatre focal point!
Borders
Used to hide overhead lighting and rigging equipment from audience view, border curtains help define the top limit of your stage viewpoint.
Legs
Similar to borders, legs determine the width of your stage by setting the left and right coverings for actors and unseen stage equipment.
Mid-Stage Traveler
Seated behind your main curtain, mid-stage traveler break at the middle and provide a second layer of depth for your stage.
Scrim
The transparent mesh fabric used to partially conceal or layer to provide visual effects for your production.
Rear-Stage Traveler
Breaking at the center, this curtain is seated at the rear stage functioning as your last source of background.
Cyclorama
The rear curtain used to represent the sky or other areas in distant vision from the audience.
Masking Curtains
Curtains used to define the audience’s field of vision.
Custom Stage Tracking
Curtain tracking for any system and custom fit for your venue.
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