STAGING & PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT SINCE 1996
At the beginning of October 2007, a large private gala event took place on the territory of the Konstantinovsky Palace near St. Petersburg, where JSA installed a special pavilion in the regular park of the recently restored Palace complex on the shore of the Gulf of Finland in the Baltic Sea. It was a temporary structure for a universal, multifunctional concert hall for high-status guests.
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For the first time, the fate of the 2006 Climbing World Cup was decided in Russia. From November 2 to 4, the 13th Moscow International Ski Salon was held at the Gostiny Dvor in the center of Moscow. This was the most visited exhibition of goods and services in Russia for winter sports and outdoor activities.
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On June 29, 2006, a grand reception was held in Vorobyovy Gory in Moscow to celebrate the 10th anniversary of ELLE magazine in Russia. The fashion party brought together more than a thousand friends of the magazine, including many famous musicians, actors, athletes, TV and radio hosts, directors, designers, politicians and businessmen. For this event, the JSA company specially erected a unique structure of a covered pavilion on University Square near the famous building of the Lomonosov Moscow State University.
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On June 24, the legendary Roger Waters, creative leader and author of the most famous songs of the Pink Floyd group, gave a concert on Vasilyevsky Spusk on Red Square. This was the first performance of the famous musician near the walls of the Moscow Kremlin, which took place as part of his world tour “The Dark Side of the Moon”. JSA managed the technical support, some organizational issues of the production part and staging of this historic concert.
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The “revolutionary” sports show took place on November 19, in Moscow, on the Vasilyevsky Slope (Russian: Vasilyevsky Spusk) on the Red Square near the Kremlin walls. The “revolutionaries” were armed with powerful equipment – Ski-Doo snowscoot. The event became history as the Red Bull Revolution On Machines. That evening at 17.00, the historical square shuddered from the deafening roar of engines: it was the beginning of the freestyle motocross competition on snowscoots.