I ran into LD Beverly Emmons at USITT, and she was very excited about the Theatrical Lighting Database, which is now online at a site hosted by the New York Public Library, in conjunction with The Lighting Archive. The idea of the database is to provide access to original lighting documents, including actual plots, focus charts, cue sheets and much more. So far there is information from four landmark more

A few very interesting things are happening this week with regards to moving lights and technology - Pro Light and Sound is going on in Frankfurt, and Robe announced a new moving light with Luxim’s LIFI technology utilized.

I’ve been a pretty big fan of a company called Luxmin for some time now - just recently (as in the last day), we’ve all heard that Robe Lighting more

It’s always nice when theatre critics take note of the work of the actual design team. We all know that the actors wouldn’t be seen or heard if it weren’t for the lighting and sound designers, but it’s nice to be recognized by “regular,” outside-the-industry folks.

So, I thought it cool that many of the designers are mentioned in The New York more