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Ayrton fixtures enjoy Broadway and Off- Broadway runs with LD Ken Posner

by Thomas Richard -

Tony Award-winning lighting designer, Ken Posner, selected Ayrton Mistral and Diablo-S fixtures for the Broadway musical, Beetlejuice, and the Off-Broadway one-act play, Long Lost. Beetlejuice opened in April at the Winter Garden Theatre and has achieved hit status; Long Lost, by Pulitzer Prize-winner Donald Marguelies, made its New York premiere

MDG partners with Arcadia Spectacular for Pangea at Glastonbury

by Thomas Richard -

© CharlieRaven MDG partnered with Arcadia Spectacular for this year’s Glastonbury Festival by supplying two of its fog-producing behemoths, Me8 (watch), for Arcadia’s fantastic new creation, Pangea. Named after the massive 300-million-year-old supercontinent that broke apart to form the seven separate continents that divide us today, Pangea is a brand new, bespoke

Bridge Ministry Rocks Child Hunger with Allen & Heath

by Thomas Richard -

Jeff Baggett sets up the dLive S5000 at FOH for the Rock Child Hunger Concert The yearly “Rock Child Hunger” concert, hosted by Nashville’s Bridge Ministry raises funds to feed children suffering from hunger in Nashville. This year’s concert, held at Lipscomb University’s Shamblin Theatre, included well-known artists like Amy Grant,

L-Acoustics K Series impresses Orchestra Filarmonica della Scala

by Thomas Richard -

Each summer since 2013, Milan’s world-famous Teatro alla Scala has transformed Piazza Duomo, the Italian city’s central square, into an open-air concert hall where the Orchestra Filarmonica della Scala give a free classical performance for residents and tourists. An L-Acoustics K Series system was supplied by Italy’s premier rental company, Agorà, which

GLP Bars and Atoms Set the Mood Inside Blues in the Night’s Run-Down Hotel

by Thomas Richard -

The Olivier and Tony award nominated Blues In The Night has undergone its first revival in 30 years at London’s Kiln Theatre. Running until 7 September, and originally conceived by Sheldon Epps, Robert Jones’ hotel-based set design, steeped in Chicago 1930’s depression, is brought to life by eminent lighting designer, Neil

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