Stage Design for National Convention Unveiled by RNC

The stage design for the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee from July 15-19 was unveiled by the Committee on Arrangements on Wednesday. Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley expressed excitement about the red, white, and blue stage design during a news conference.

Whatley also mentioned the anticipation of bringing President Trump’s nomination at the event, which will host 50,000 delegates, guests, and alternates in Milwaukee. The stage at the Fiserv Forum in downtown Milwaukee is a combination of aesthetics and modern technology.

Anne Hathaway, chair of the Committee on Arrangements, highlighted the stage’s features, including nearly 1,200 LED panels, a 26-foot-tall, 60-foot-wide design, and multiple protrusions for an immersive experience. The stage’s adaptability with LED panels allows for different looks each night based on the convention’s theme.

Whatley expressed optimism about President Trump accepting the nomination at the convention, with contingency plans in place if needed. The article was written by Newsmax reporter Michael Katz, who has over 30 years of experience in reporting on news, culture, and politics.