Curtains that set the stage alight
Stage curtains are more than fabric - they define the performance space, control lighting, enhance acoustics, and create a sense of drama. Whether for theatres, auditoriums, schools, or event venues, the right stage curtains set the tone for every production.
Put the audience experience at the centre of any performance – and leave your audiences wanting more – with high quality stage curtains.
Why us?
For years Acoustic Blinds and Curtains has built a reputation as a leading supplier and installer of stage curtains in Australia. We work with clients and projects of all sizes. In addition to traditional stage curtains for schools and theatres, we offer custom curtains for event spaces to create breakout areas, divide large rooms, and enhance flexibility for different functions. Our experience ensures safety, compliance, durability and a perfect fit. Contact us today for expert advice and to book your measure and quote.
Choosing the right stage curtains and partner isn’t just about cost. Our experience ensures safety, compliance, durability and a perfect fit.
You don't have to compromise your sense of style with our curated collection of fabrics and colours chosen to suit all design aesthetics.
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What are the types of Stage Curtain?
Each curtain plays a key role in shaping the visual and functional elements of a performance space:
- Main Traveler: a full-stage curtain that opens and closes horizontally, typically at the front of the stage. It serves as the primary curtain, concealing the stage before and between performances.
- Valance: a short horizontal curtain above the main drape, hiding rigging and creating a finished, framed look for the stage.
- Border: a wide but short curtain hung above the stage to mask lighting and rigging while helping define the stage height.
- Scrim: a lightweight, semi-transparent curtain that appears solid when lit from the front but becomes see-through when lit from behind, creating dramatic visual effects.
- Legs: tall, narrow curtains placed on the sides of the stage to hide backstage areas and create entrance/exit points for performers.
- Cyclorama: a large, seamless backdrop used to create the illusion of sky, depth, or different lighting effects, often made of white or light coloured fabric.