A state of the arts space must be adaptable to the ever evolving requirements of audiences, artists, programmers and developers. Increasingly, cultural and economic drivers require projects to be commercially and environmentally sustainable. We design versatile theatres for diverse programming. We do this with flexible staging, seating and technological infrastructure so that the venue can quickly adapt to maximise potential revenue. For Kilvington Grammar School Campus, our theatre consultants helped the architect fully integrate the new dimmer room and  technological conferencing systems so that the hall’s visual impact was not compromised.
When it came to the  Emmaus College Theatrette, Emmaus College Senior Campus, we were given a brief of installing a LED based lighting rig into the theatrette that would suffice the use for both conferences, small music theatre performances and student based small theatre productions. The team at Moving Light decided on a very compact LED profile the E100 Z series as the throw of the venue was short output was not a concern. This profile was light and the degree on the profile worked well for the theatre space. In terms of colour on stage the school settled for the Chauvet Slim Par Pro H version that is light and has a great colour range in the RGBAWUV range allowing the students to be able to get some nice colours. The lighting console choice was a mantra light that allowed the venue to be able to bring up colour and single channels.