Five Things All School Drama Studios Need To Have

Drama is one of the most popular subjects among young people under the age of 18; although the subject is usually compulsory up until the age of 14, an increasing amount of students are taking it up as a GCSE option while the subject remains popular among A-Level students too. This means that schools have […]

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Five Of The Best Edinburgh Fringe Festival Venues

It’s that time of the year again! For the next three weeks, Edinburgh is going to be taken over by comedians, theatre companies, dancers, artists and well…anyone who wants to perform as the legendary Fringe festival gets underway. The Edinburgh Fringe Festival is the world’s largest arts festival and consists of thousands of performers putting […]

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5 Ways to Conquer Stage Fright

Stage fright is a fear or phobia when having to perform/speak before an audience. It can manifest itself in many physical and emotional ways often leaving the performer in a state of panic. So how can we deal with the symptoms of stage fright? Preparation Preparation is key to building confidence. Familiarise yourself with the […]

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Will This Friday See The Greatest Show on Earth?

We’re sure that you’re all aware that a certain sporting event kicks off at the end of this week, and as the big day approaches anticipation is beginning to reach fever pitch despite the somewhat fraught build up involving security and traffic. Sports fans across the nation are preparing themselves for just over two weeks […]

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Theatres at Risk in UK

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A recent report published by the Theatres Trust has revealed that nearly 50 theatres throughout the UK are at “a real risk of being lost”. Although the number of theatres on this registry has decreased by seven since last year’s report, the findings are still bleak. Many theatres on the list are situated in areas […]

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PG Stage Design Flexible TV Studio at Middlesex University

We’ve undertaken quite a few exciting projects over the past thirty years here at PG Stage; we’ve designed, supplied and installed performance facilities and equipment all over the UK, in all kinds of venues. Our latest project was based at Middlesex University, who required a flexible and dynamic television studio for their Film, Media and […]

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What Can Lighting Add To A Theatre Production?

Lighting is often seen as the simple act of illuminating action on stage. However, stage lighting in a theatre can dramatically alter the mood and atmosphere of a production. The way that lighting is used can affect how the audience perceives the action unfolding, and it can even change the entire tone and feel of […]

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Theatre and Stage Equipment Glossary

Whether you’ve just begun your stage and theatre career or you’re a seasoned professional, our glossary will provide definitions of old and emerging stage equipment terms to make sure you stay ahead of the curve. 15 amp cable A 15 amp cable is a high current cable suitable for high current applications and often used […]

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