Welcome to the world's biggest stage: innovative products and technologies for theatre and stage will be presented to you at Prolight + Sound by key players from all stage technology sectors.
Guided Tours
During the event, Prolight + Sound offers you expertly moderated tours of the fair.
The tours give you a compact overview of the fair in one hour. Specialists and managers from the companies present new products, innovations and technologies that are particularly interesting from a planning and technical point of view.
The tours are free of charge.
The Guided Tours on the subject of theatre (Hall 12.0) take place daily in the morning. The exact times will be announced in due course.
New: Theatre Stage
Raise the curtain on the new Networking & Speaker Area. The Theatre Stage invites you to network with international colleagues and offers an exciting and informative programme of lectures on all four days of the fair.
Tuesday to Thursday we cordially invite you to happy hour for a drink and a nice chat.
New: Theatre Talk
Get in touch with exhibitors from the theatre industry. In the new Theatre Talk, you can learn about new solutions and ask company representatives your questions in person every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon.
Theatre Café
Take a break, network, enjoy: the Theatre Café
We invite you to take a seat in the new Theatre Café. Meet your customers there for a coffee and a nice chat or simply take a break.
Women in Lighting
Clear the stage for creative women: With the "Women in Lighting Lounge" and a specialised programme, the innovative achievements of women in the event industry will be put in the spotlight. Meet female professionals and interested newcomers, listen to lectures and interviews with inspiring personalities or find out about career opportunities for women in the event industry.
LightLab
Blue light hazard, risk groups, limit values.... Many of these terms are being used more and more frequently in the industry, often without knowing their background.
The LightLab offers regular lectures on the subject of hazards caused by optical radiation. It explains the risks that modern stage spotlights can pose and how to handle them safely. In a 20-minute lecture, the effect of optical radiation on the eye and the retina in particular is presented. Limit values, risk groups and simple tips for the safe use of spotlights are explained and demonstrated.
The project of the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences is intended to educate, inform and objectively present the current state of scientific work.