The phrase "stage equipment" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to any equipment or tools used in theatrical or live performances. Example: The crew spent hours setting up the stage equipment before the show.
Playing at festivals and in football stadiums, ELP's members dressed in extravagant costumes and equipped themselves with an articulated lorry each for their huge quantities of stage equipment.
And my brother and I were more like Teamsters, we carted around all the stage equipment".
Millions of dollars' worth of specially designed stage equipment had to be scrapped.
"If Kool and the Gang had been the band...," he says, then starts expertly wrapping the mike cord around his arm, miming the packing up of stage equipment.
Even while part of his vast stage equipment is crossing the Atlantic by ship, Brooks has said it is "all five or nothing".
After two weeks in a coma, Tiago Kilmeck died and police are now investigating just what went wrong with his stage equipment; he was apparently wearing a harness to prevent just such an accident.
During the main event Cook faced problems when he came to know that the challengers, New England Patriots, would exit through the same route to be used by the volunteers carrying the stage equipments; Cook resolved it by talking with the team.
In the context of a live performance, this input would be some or all of the sound coming from my on-stage equipment.
In contrast to software-based companies like Instagram or Facebook, these new energy businesses burn through staggering amounts of capital over many years for research and early-stage equipment before even demonstrating their promise, much less turning a profit.
On Staten Island, Fort Wadsworth is closed at the Coast Guard's request because of military activity, and Miller Field is closed while New York City uses it for staging equipment for recovery operations.
The previous night, he had appeared at Lupo's, a venerable rock club in Providence, where there was a stern warning posted backstage: "No spitting or throwing drinks on the stage or equipment".
