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House Lighting Upgrades The Apollo Victoria House Lighting system was in need of updating as the luminaries providing the majority of emergency lighting over the stalls and circle, known as the “Drum” lights, were in a state of disrepair. The other fixtures were all still using incandescent lighting. Push The Button were asked to design […]

House Lighting and Data Infrastructure Upgrades The 90th year of the Mayflower Theatre has seen it undergo a major refurbishment, replacing all of its seats, improving the facilities for people with disabilities and changing the paint scheme to match that of its heritage. The project has also seen major investment in the technical infrastructure and […]

Production Lighting Upgrades Working directly for the Theatre on a project designed by Charcoalblue, Push The Button successfully tendered to replace the existing dimmers, working lights, production lighting infrastructure and house and working light control systems. The existing Dimmer Room, located adjacent to the Stage Door was re-located to replace the Laundry Room on the […]

Naming Ceremony In a change to their usual role, Push The Button provided the technical elements for the naming ceremony of Seabourn’s Ovation cruise ship in the harbour of Valletta, Malta. Push The Button provided event staging suitable for a 22 piece orchestra together with a large video wall, comprehensive audio system and all the […]

Parry Hall Performance Lighting  As a continuation of Push The Button’s relationship with Eton College, the music department asked Managing Director, Nick Ewins, to enhance the lighting previously installed in the Parry Hall in 2014. The brief was to install a lighting solution to provide theatrical lighting in performance sessions, with minimal impact to the […]

Susie Sainsbury Theatre and Angela Burgess Recital Hall One of Push The Buttons largest and longest running jobs. The project provided a beautiful theatrical space in place of the old theatre and a new recital room above the aforementioned theatre. Both venues were completed at the same time with work carefully co-ordinated between Ian Ritchie […]