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The lighting package consisted of MAC Vipers, MAC Auras, grandMA 2 Lite console and mirror balls.

Sufjan Stevens Tour Visuals Get a Boost from LMG

PHILADELPHIA —- Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Sufjan Stevens is touring in support of his latest album, Carrie & Lowell, taking audiences on a journey exploring the artist’s childhood, family, depression, loneliness, faith and rebirth through his music. To support Marc Janowitz’s visual design, LMG is providing LED, lighting and Catalyst media servers for the tour.

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Constable won a Tony for Best Lighting Design of a Play for her role lighting The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Photo by Joan Marcus

2015 Tony Winners Announced

NEW YORK — In a June 7 ceremony hosted by Kristin Chenoweth and Alan Cumming and broadcast live on CBS from Radio City Music Hall, the 69th Tony Awards honored LDs Paule Constable and Natasha Katz and scenic designer teams Bunny Christie/Finn Ross and Bob Crowley/59 Productions for plays and musicals appearing on Broadway in 2014/2015.

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To create the Smoke + Mirrors 2015 experience, the band teamed up with Moment Factory.

Moment Factory Supports Imagine Dragons 2015 Smoke + Mirrors World Tour

LAS VEGAS — Imagine Dragons’ new tour is more than dry ice and fancy lights. Smoke + Mirrors 2015 plays with and subverts preconceived notions of what a rock show can or should be. It translates the band’s sophomore album into the language of live performance and writes the story large on the stages of the world. For the audience, the result is a deliberately-paced emotional journey, a full circle transformation full of inversions, delays and surprises.

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Avolites Sapphire Touch Lights Big Mayweather-Pacquiao Fight

LAS VEGAS – Jason Eible, with Boca Raton, FL-based Frank Gatto and Associates, served as lighting director for the May 2 matchup between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand Las Vegas. Eible relied on Avolites’ Sapphire Touch console the lighting cues for the event, which reportedly brought in $410 million in pay-per-view TV revenue alone.

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