Save Prod
Live entertainment production and booking for companies, venues and event organisers in France
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Save Prod
SAVEPROD produces and distributes live performances, including music, street art, magic, theatre and humour, children's shows, balloon decoration and parades. Its services cover artistic design, staging, logistics, administration and programming, offered as a turnkey event service.
Clients include companies, local authorities, performance venues, event organisers and private clients for weddings and children's events.
The company is a French SARL, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Comps, France.
Product: Live performance production and booking: music, street art, magic, theatre, children's shows, parades and event entertainment.
Jobs at Save Prod
Leadership
- PORTEBOIS Séverine · la GéranteSource: company website
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