Plasa London 2013
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Lights,
Camera Action...
Plasa London 2013 is set to be the best yet; we take a look at what’s instore for visitors and exhibitors alike.
PLASA opening times
Plasa London 2013 is the world’s premier plaform for pro audio, lighting and stage technologies. It is held at the ExCeL Centre, London, and is showcasing a truly global mix of manufacturers, distributors, rental houses, production companies and service providers. Plasa London 2013 has been the driving force for professional entertainment technology for the last 35 years and this year is planned to be even bigger and better.
This year three lighting companies are sponsoring the event: Platinum Sponsor, Robe Lighting; Gold Sponsor, Martin Professional by Harman; Silver Sponsor, Clay Paky. These three huge names in lighting are an example of just how important this show is to the stage lighting industry. Josef Valchar, General manager, Robe Lighting said, “Our company philosophy is centred around working as closely as possible with our business partners and end users, listening to their needs, thoughts and wishes in order to understand their markets. Plasa London is an essential event for us as it provides the ideal opportunity to meet many of them in person.”
This year visitors will have access to over 250 exhibitors, many of whom will showcase new products, technologies or services. We take a look at some highlighs and new additions to this year’s PLASA London 2013.
Sunday 6th Oct: 10:00 - 18.00 Monday 7th Oct: 10:00 - 18.00 Tuesday 8th Oct: 10:00 – 18:00 Wednesday 9th Oct: 10:00 – 17:00
Contact: Visitor Enquiries: +44 (0)20 7370 8667 Exhibitor Enquiries: +44 (0)20 7370 8467 General Enquiries: +44 (0)20 7370 8665
www.plasashow.com
All images courtesy of Chris Toulmin
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