Kuressaare Castle on the island of Saaremaa, Estonia, provided a magical backdrop and a beautiful setting for the 2024 Saaremaa Opera Festival, staged in a 68-metre-long 29-metre-wide 2000-capacity temporary arena elegantly butted up to the Castle.

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Investment

11/07/2025

Robe Brings on the Sunshine for Carnival Cruises

A new Robe moving light rig has been installed in the 800-capacity ‘Liquid Lounge’ main theatre space aboard the Carnival Sunshine cruise ship, which stages a host of large-scale production shows, themed performances, and other entertainment events. This was undertaken during an extensive refurbishment of the vessel whilst in dry dock at the Chantier Naval de Marseille in Marseilles, France, earlier this year.

Theatre

23/06/2025

Robe Adds Some Magic to Circlassica Show

The popular Circlassica show returned to Madrid for the 2024-2025 season staged in the iconic IFEMA Madrid big white tent, with a new edition, Circlassica, la historia mundial continúa (Circlassica, the world story continues), produced by Productores de Sonrisas and lit by Juanjo Llorens who once again sprinkled some of his illuminative magic on the action.

Events

10/06/2025

Robe SVOPATTS for Amadeus Awards Event

Vienna’s Marx Halle bristled with excitement for the 2025 Amadeus Austrian Music Awards, a BIG and super glamorous night out for the Austrian music industry, staged by IFPI Austria, to recognise outstanding achievements by Austrian artists and musicians.

Events

03/06/2025

LD Systems Ramps Up the Robe for Rodeo Houston

Lighting designer Nathan Brittain from Houston, Texas-based lighting rental specialist LD Systems oversaw a major lighting upgrade for the live concert element of this year’s Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo – AKA Rodeo Houston – which included adding over 150 Robe moving lights to the rig.

Evènement

27/05/2025

Robe au concours de l'Eurovision 2025

Robe a été ravi d'être le partenaire technique officiel de l'Eurovision 2025 à Bâle, en Suisse, où l'éclairagiste Tim Routledge et son équipe, ainsi que le fournisseur d'éclairage Neg Earth Lights, basé à Londres, ont contribué à la réalisation d'une production exceptionnelle pour le plus grand événement mondial de musique en direct, organisé cette année à la St. Jakobshalle par le diffuseur hôte suisse SRG SSR, sous la coordination de l'UER (Union européenne de radio-télévision).