The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury is set to become one of the country’s landmark theatres. Following a £25.6m development project, the venue will open on 4 October 2011. Award-winning theatre consultants Charcoalblue was appointed by owners of the theatre Canterbury City Council and were responsible for the design, planning and technical specification of the auditorium and backstage areas for both … [Read more...]
Brilliant Stages Build a Man For Take That’s Tour
Take That’s Progress Live 2011 Tour reunited its 5 original performers for the first time in over 15 years as they played to packed stadiums in the band’s biggest tour to date. Central to much of the show’s action was the giant figure of ‘OM’, a 20m high animated man, brought to ‘life’ as a primitive god-like figure during the on-stage action. In reality OM was designed and engineered by … [Read more...]
Digital intercom and cueing over Ethernet for live events
Red for warn, green for go. Most live event cueing systems currently used in theatres, opera houses and for concerts rely on separate networks of discrete wiring or dedicated data networks and proprietary protocols, sometimes with complex and expensive central management equipment. GreenGo is an all-new communication system that simply plugs into any available Ethernet network. ELC has been at … [Read more...]
Kissy Sell Out, On The Road With White Light
When Know1 Productions were asked to design DJ Kissy Sell Out’s Wild Romance tour, it was to White Light that they turned to provide the show’s touring lighting rig – featuring a core of sixteen Martin’s tiny yet powerful Mac101 moving LED fixtures. From the brief from Kissy Sell Out, Know1’s Matthew Pitman and Cy Dodimead realised they needed a design that was “pretty adaptable but quite … [Read more...]
Robert Juliat Chosen for Landmark Venue
Svetlost Teatar of Belgrade, has supplied the landmark venue of Qatar Education City Convention Centre in Doha with a large selection of Robert Juliat HMI profiles, followspots and Solo Fluorescent lighting. Designed by Arata Isozaki and RHWL Architects, the exterior of the QECCC complex resembles a Sidra tree - the national symbol of Qatar. It is made up of 10 halls, including the 2500-seat … [Read more...]
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