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Close enough to hear the detail.

A room changes a performance. Talk through the sound, the audience and the practical setup before deciding how a night should work.

Discuss the space
A dark venue foyer and bar opening onto a cobalt-lit stage

Before the room fills.

  • An empty intimate stage with a microphone and drum kit under cobalt and coral lights
    Before the doors
  • A worn electric guitar beside a stage monitor and microphone cable
    Waiting for the first note
  • A dark venue foyer and bar opening onto a cobalt-lit stage
    Come through

Photographs suggest atmosphere. The technical and operating details need a direct conversation.

The stage

Share the performing line-up, stage plot, inputs and monitoring needs. Confirm the available equipment and who supplies anything additional.

The audience

Discuss the permitted capacity, seating or standing layout and how entry will be managed. Do not infer these details from a photograph.

The people running the night

Agree the event lead, technical support, front-of-house arrangements and the responsibilities of each organisation involved.

Find out whether the room fits.

Tell us the activity, the audience and the setup you need.

Ask about the space