Le nouvel éclairage du Théâtre Royal Carré avec ANOLIS

Le Royal Theater Carré, aussi appelé Koninklijk Theater Carré, est un théâtre néo-Renaissance situé à Amsterdam le long de la rivière Amstel. Ouvert en 1887, il était à l'origine destiné aux spectacles de cirque-théâtre de la famille Carré, axés sur les numéros équestres. Plus tard, il a été adapté pour accueillir divers spectacles incluant des revues et des opérettes. Aujourd'hui, sa salle circulaire impressionnante peut accueillir jusqu'à 1700 personnes et propose une programmation variée de comédies musicales, concerts pop, musique et spectacles de cabaret.

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07/11/2025

Lisinski Concert Hall Enjoys Robe

Lisinski Concert Hall is a major venue in Zagreb, Croatia, well known for staging large-scale music shows, conference and congress events. Opened in 1973 and named after Croatian composer Vatroslav Lisinski, it is acclaimed for its acoustic quality, central location, and multi-genre programming across its 1800-capacity main hall and 300-seat small hall.

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28/10/2025

Robe Helps Spin Skulerevyen at Det Vestnorske Teateret

Lighting designer Jon Eirik Sira thought outside the box when tackling an interesting visual conundrum for Det Vestnorske Teateret in Bergen’s recent and acclaimed production of Skulerevyen (School Review). The show was a raw, visceral, no-nonsense take on the issue of violence in schools through the decades, peppered with wit, dark humour and stark truths, billed as “The revue for those who have survived school!”

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24/10/2025

Zvezdara Theatre Belgrade Invests in Robe

Zvezdara Theatre in downtown Belgrade is the first theatre in Serbia to take delivery of Robe lights since Light and Sound Design (LSD) took on distributorship of the brand in late 2023.

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22/10/2025

Robe is SPOT on as De Oosterpoort Transitions to LED

Spot is an umbrella organisation set up to run music productions staged at two busy and vibrant venues in the city of Groningen, The Netherlands – De Oosterpoort and the municipality’s main theatre, Stadsschouwburg.