The digital stage is an area where works are assembled and put into context.

It is a modular 20m x 16m x 12m volume that can be very quickly adapted for use in different configurations, offering full "traditional" stage equipment such as light, sound, and technical and mixing table. The digital stage also offers range of audio and video equipment permitting real-time recording, encoding, editing, special effects and of course broadcasting.

The digital stage also makes available a large range of software and hardware that can be used to put into place interactive multimedia systems.  Thanks to fast local network speeds (1Gbps) and in particular internet (100 Mbs) connections, a great variety of configurations become possible linking the digital media lab to any other distant point.

Lastly, this digital stage has a system of movable tiers that give it the possibility of improvising broadcasts and experimenting with certain situations before an audience (80 person capacity)