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This month’s cover story sees Rob Halliday report on the new revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Starlight Express. Meanwhile Jerry Gilbert concludes his popular Heritage Pathways series of articles by bringing us up-to-date with laser tech; Caroline Moss attends Es Devlin’s Congregation art installation; and Simon Allen reviews EM Acoustics’ R4 and R6 point source speakers. Plus, Rachel Terzian visits Windsor Great Park Illuminated; Steve Moles reflects on the life of the godfather of rock’n’roll lighting, Brian Croft; Phil Ward joins Holoplot on the dance floor at Tomorrowland; and we meet the team at Cosmic Electronics. Plus all your regular favourites and more!
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Theatre : Starlight ExpressRob Halliday reports on the high-octane, technically dazzling revival of the hit Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, which continues to break boundaries . . .
Laser RefocusJerry Gilbert concludes his history of lasers, exploring the tech’s resurgence in the early 2000s and the latest advancements . . .
Es Devlin’s CongregationCaroline Moss reports on a moving large-scale art installation by Es Devlin, discovering the tech that helped to bring its profound narratives to life . . .
Technical FocusSimon Allen reviews R4 & R6 - the latest point source loudspeakers to join the popular Reference Series from EM Acoustics . . .
Into the woodsRachel Terzian visits Windsor Great Park Illuminated and discovers how the light trail’s design evolves each year with new and reimagined installations . . .
Shooting for the starsRachel Terzian discovers how AV installation specialist Cosmic Electronics remains resilient amidst new industry challenges as it reaches a business milestone . . .
