The harbour decides, not you
Berth allocations move, cranes are rescheduled and a swell warning closes a quay. Permissions go in first and every plan has the version that survives the berth changing on the Thursday.
Event production on the water · Antibes, working the Med show circuit
A marquee on a quay has a tide, a harbourmaster, a berth that may change on the Thursday and no back-of-house at all. Land event companies discover this on the day. We start from it.
What we produce
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How we work
Berth allocations move, cranes are rescheduled and a swell warning closes a quay. Permissions go in first and every plan has the version that survives the berth changing on the Thursday.
No kitchen, no store, no staff room and nowhere to put empty crates. Everything arrives on a schedule and leaves on one, because a pallet left on a superyacht quay is a fine.
It is their boat, their teak and their evening too. Crew are on the run sheet with the caterers, and we ask what they will not accept before we design anything.
Show floors and quays are only available when nothing else is happening. That costs more in labour and is the only way the boat spends the day looking like a boat.
“Our berth was moved two days before the show and the land agency we had used previously would have been finished. These had already drawn the alternative, had the permit amended by the Monday, and the client never knew anything had changed.”
The office
5 Avenue de Verdun
06600 Antibes, France
Avenue de Verdun · 5 min from Port Vauban
About this page
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