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BEL: Robe Finds Another Voice in Flanders

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Photos credit: Louise Stickland The fifth season of the Voice van Vlaanderan (Voice of Flanders) was staged in Hall 8 of the Ghent Expo centre, a massive complex on the outskirts of the picturesque Belgian city – with show design once again delivered by a team from design practice Arf &

ZAF: MA Lighting for Clash of the Choirs

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Photo credit: Duncan Riley Blond Productions was involved, for the third consecutive year, to supply the full technical for the televised competition Clash of the Choirs held at Global Access Studios in Johannesburg, South Africa. Mauritz Neethling from Blond was responsible for the lighting design, having control via a grandMA2 light.

DEU: GLP X4 Bars Help Rick Kay Create Catwalk Magic at AFW

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When German based freelance LD Rick Kay (of the CORE Berlin collective) joined forces with local rental company Lautwerfer at the end of 2014 to help deliver the inaugural Alternative Fashion Week it was to mark the start of a rapidly evolving journey. Today the event has expanded from its

ITA: Clay Paky lights the poetry of Francesco de Gregori

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Bergamo's Creberg theatre sold out. The show was full of genuine musical masterpieces: the first half promoted the singer's new album with songs crammed with Dylan's metaphors and rhetorical figures, fully translated into Italian, and the second half was devoted to his own verses, from "Rimmel" (Mascara) right up to

USA: Blue Man Group in Las Vegas Switches to Robe

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Photos credit: Lindsey Best Award-winning, critically-acclaimed and highly successful performance art company Blue Man Group has recently started incorporating Robe moving lights into their show at the Luxor Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Blue Man Group is a heady mega-mix of music, technology, art and excitement which immerses and delights audiences

EST: ETC adds colour to Estonia’s Paide Kultuurikeskus

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The multi-functional Paide Kultuurikeskus, located in the middle of Estonia, opened to the public in December 1987. In recent years, this cultural centre has undergone significant improvements to its facilities to maintain its status as a national landmark, all the while retaining its original and distinctive 1980s design features. The

ITA: Clay Paky Illuminates The “Out-Of-Place Pianist”

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Photos by Maurizio Martorana Paolo Zanarella is a contemporary classical music composer, who loves improvisation and is on the constant look out for new forms of expression, such as hovering with his baby grand piano 50 feet (15 metres) above the ground at the Sanremo Casino. His outstanding, poetic performance of the

USA: Robe BMFLs Out On a Limb with Steven Tyler

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Photo credit: Theo Wargo (for Getty Images) Steven Tyler - singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist best known as lead singer of legendary American rock band Aerosmith - played a special high profile concert in the David Geffen Hall at New York City’s Lincoln Center called ‘Out On a Limb’, in support of

DEU: Björn Hermann Equips AIDAprima Luxury Cruise Ship with Giant GLP Matrix

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Photos Credit: Ralph@Larmann.com Complex design features 342 X4 Bar 20 and 50 GT-1 hybrid fixtures The luxury cruise ship of AIDAprima is the new flagship of AIDA Cruises, built by Mitsubishi Shipbuilding in Nagasaki, Japan to carry a maximum of 3,300 passengers. Commissioned to design the lighting for the grand launch ceremony at the

AUS: Clay Paky for Northern Territory’s Harsh Climate

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Pictured: Dreamedia’s Clay Paky gear at the Seaside Sounds Beach Music Festival Darwin’s Dreamedia Events now has a Clay Paky package comprising of eight Sharpy, eight A.leda B-EYE K20 and eight Mythos fixtures. Managing director Chris O’Brien comments that he was first drawn to Clay Paky because the brand had a

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