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Traxon Technologies Introduces iPad App

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ – Traxon Technologies announced the release of a new Traxon & e:cue application designed specifically for the iPad. The app is a resource for delivering information including Traxon & e:cue products and project details, as well as general lighting industry facts, tips and trends.

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Lumenpulse Appoints Gorm Teichert to Executive Team

MONTREAL, QC – Lumenpulse Inc. announces that architectural and entertainment lighting expert Gorm Teichert has joined as executive vice president of international sales. This addition comes on the heels of the recent appointment of intelligent LED illumination pioneer Bill Sims to its board, as well as the formal introduction of its executive team, which Teichert now joins.

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Enrique Iglesias Tour Features MAC 101s

Photos: Robert Hollingworth; The O2, London, March 25, 2011

LONDON, UK – Lighting designer Travis Shirley, who has been with Enrique Iglesias for six years, is using an all Martin rig on the current "Euphoria" world tour, a rig that includes over 200 of the remarkably small and super light MAC 101 washes.

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White Light Supplies Shrek The Musical

NEW YORK, NY – White Light has been chosen to supply the lighting to Shrek, the musical adaptation of the Dreamworks Animation film that has already been greeted with acclaim in New York and on its current US tour. The stage version of Shrek has been created by a hugely experienced theatrical team, including directors Jason Moore and Rob Ashford, choreographer Josh Prince, designer Tim Hatley and lighting designer Hugh Vanstone. Shrek marks White Light's second ‘green' collaboration with Vanstone this year, having also supplied the lighting equipment for his design for The Wizard of Oz!

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Clay Paky Alphas Used In Wartime Rock Opera, Pietro e Lucia

SERIATE, ITALY – The 360-degree staging of Pietro e Lucia, based on the 1920s anti-war novel by French novelist Romain Rolland included Clay Paky's Alpha Beam 1500. Focusing on the impact of the First World War on the lives of two lovers, the show is a monumental multimedia combination of dance, film, rock and opera, featuring soloists from Russia's Bolshoi Ballet, Italian opera stars, the Czech National Symphony Orchestra, the Czech Philharmonic Choir, together with rock musicians.

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Martin MAC III Profile for Royal Danish Ballet’s, Folk Tale

AARHUS, DENMARK – The Royal Danish Ballet’s recent performance of “A Folk Tale,” which ended a four week run at the Copenhagen Opera House on April 8th, is a classic Bournonville ballet that included several new interpretations and visual elements. Part of that new look included lighting effects from Martin Professional MAC III Profile luminaires under the command of lighting designer and programmer Mikki Kunttu.

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American Theatre Wing Announces Tony Nominees for 2011

NEW YORK – The American Theatre Wing announced the nominees for the 2011 Tony Awards, to be televised live on CBS June 12. The nominees for Best Lighting Design of a Play include Paule Constable for War Horse; David Lander for Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo; Kenneth Posner for The Merchant of Venice; and Mimi Jordan Sherin for Jerusalem. For Best Lighting Design of a Musical, nominees include Ken Billington for The Scottsboro Boys; Howell Binkley for How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying; Peter Kaczorowski for Anything Goes; and Brian MacDevitt for The Book of Mormon.

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