STUFISH’s Stage design for Lana Del Rey’s stadium tour transforms the Stadium into a living Southern-Gothic tableau. A full-scale, weather-worn Louisiana “shotgun” house anchors the scene, framed by cascading willow canopies, a luminous moon backdrop and a reflective pond on stage with a splash pool at the end of a pathway that extends into the audience. A sort of Tennessee Williams play inspired atmosphere.
The stage is more than background—it’s a character: an emotional, Southern–Gothic home that is a landscape for performance with multiple levels, rooms, apertures and spaces for Lana, the musicians, singers and dancers to use to tell the story of the show.
Throughout the performance the architecture performs: porch lights flicker, windows unveil spectral holograms, flowers grow, and the façade opens like a dolls house to reveal a kitchen scene which later erupts in projected flames before resetting to tranquil beauty.
The concept balances cinematic spectacle with meticulous detail. The show is a haunting dreamscape that amplifies Lana Del Rey’s artistry and showcases a fusion of story, technology, theatrical craft and detail.
A rusty rose arch at the end of the runway rises up, lifting Lana into the air with a water cascade around the edge into a flower filled pool.
Concept Lana Del Rey Stage Design and Creative Direction STUFISH Lighting Design Dairen Koop Lighting Director Morgan Evans Video Design James Lockey Choreography Alex Kaye Management TAP Music Tour Manager Emily Holt Production and Stage Manager James Hayward Scenic Ox Events
