AUSTRALIA: Show Technology, Ayrton’s authorised partner in Australia, has delivered the country’s first batch of Ayrton Mamba luminaires to leading event production house Showscreens — marking a high-impact debut at one of the nation’s most iconic venues.

Fresh off the truck, the Mamba units were immediately pressed into action at Perth’s Optus Stadium, where over 57,000 fans watched the Australian Socceroos take a thrilling step closer to FIFA World Cup 2026 qualification. “It was a great win for the Socceroos and for Showscreens,” quipped Ryan Varley, Managing Director of Showscreens. “The Mamba fixtures are brilliant. They’re a really versatile unit with a big, powerful beam and an abundance of effects, all packed into an IP65-rated housing. That makes them perfect for our large-scale outdoor events, whether in a stadium or open parklands.”

From stadium to spectacle, the Mamba’s next outing saw it integrated into the luminous wonderland of Lightscape Perth 2025, currently illuminating Kings Park & Botanic Garden. “Designer of Lightscape Perth, Mike MacDonald, was chasing a powerful bright beam, destined to shoot far from Kings Park to the South Perth foreshore,” explained Showscreens’ Production Manager Kale Tatam. “The Mamba was the perfect choice for this application, with the beams of light being seen as far as 20 kilometres away while having the peace of mind they can sit outside until the end of July during rain, hail or shine.”

The arrival of the Ayrton Mamba in Australia represents a bold step in Show Technology’s commitment to equipping the market with world-class lighting tools. With the Mamba’s creative muscle now in the field, the stage is set for a new wave of outdoor productions that demand intensity, precision, and resilience.