Stage machinery is a term for anything that is involved in the staging of a theatrical production. This includes any object that is on the stage, as well as any equipment used to manipulate or transport these objects. Stage machinery includes anything from props to lights to sound to special effects. It includes control system, winch system, moving system, rotation system, creative machine, combination machine and other machines.

Stage machinery is the most basic element of theatrical production. There are many different types of stage machinery that are used in different ways, depending on the production. Stage machinery can be as simple as a chair or as complex as a full-scale hydraulic lift.

Stage machinery is a category of equipment that is often used in theatrical productions to create an interesting and engaging environment for the audience. The most common stage machinery is the stage curtain, which is often hung in front of the stage and can be raised or lowered to make a grand entrance or exit. Another common piece of stage machinery is the backdrop, which is often a large piece of cloth that is used to create a backdrop for the stage. Backdrops are often used to change the setting of the show. Stage machinery can also include props, such as tables and chairs, that are used to create a more realistic environment for the audience.