Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center Adds Array of Claypaky and ADB Lighting Products to Multi Hall Venue

Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center Adds Array of Claypaky and ADB Lighting Products to Multi Hall Venue posted: 17/11/2019

Claypaky and ADB fixtures for the Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center

The 3201 Multi Hall in the Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center (TTTC) at the National Center for Traditional Arts (NCFTA) in Taipei became the first theater in the country to use moving heads and be equipped with all-LED lighting with the installation of a complement of Claypaky and ADB products.

The NCFTA's mission is to cultivate talents in the traditional arts and to conduct investigation, research, conservation, transmission and development of the traditional arts. The GuoGuang Opera Company, Taiwan Bangzi Opera Company, National Chinese Orchestra Taiwan and Taiwan Music Institute operate under its authority. NCFTA oversees the TTTC, which is also known as the Xiqu Center of Taiwan.

The Multi Hall is a small venue seating about 130 people. It hosts traditional Chinese and Taiwanese opera and Palmadrama (Taiwanese hand-puppet theater) as well as press conferences and speaking engagements. The Multi Hall offers performing groups and others a well-equipped, cost-effective theater space with a reduced need for technical equipment rentals and technical staffing.

Claypaky and ADB fixtures for the Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center

Taipei-based ACROPRO Inc., which represents some of the top European and American brands to showcase the newest technology and innovations in lighting, sound, video and lasers, worked with Xiqu on the installation as part of a renovation of the Multi Hall. The new lighting complement featured five Claypaky Axcor Profile 400HCs, six Claypaky A.leda B-EYE K10s and an ADB EURODIM Twin Tech dimmer cabinet. Two years ago NCFTA purchased 40 Claypaky Scenius Profiles for the Main Hall of Xiqu.

Claypaky and ADB fixtures for the Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center

Claypaky lighting instruments are always stable, reliable and of excellent quality, says Huai-min Jen, Section Chief of NCFTA. They are also very quiet, which is important for a small venue like the Multi Hall. They meet the requirements of a professional venue and lighting designers and elevate the venue to a higher standard.

Claypaky and ADB fixtures for the Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center

ACROPRO positioned the five Axcor Profile 400s and two of the B-EYE K10s on the FOH batten. The other four K10s are mounted on the first batten on the stage. Coordinated with the other general LED fixtures these Claypaky products act as the stage's key lights, Huai-min explains.

Claypaky and ADB fixtures for the Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center

ADB's EURODIM Twin Tech dimmer cabinet is a new generation of professional installation dimmer, which allows plug-in modules of any type or rating to be freely mixed and moved in any configuration within a universal cabinet. It features ADB's pioneering DimSwitch technology and represents the ultimate in flexible usage.

Alfonso Zarate Takano is the APAC Regional Sales Manager for Claypaky and ADB.

Company Profile:

Claypaky is part of the multinational company Osram and a worldwide reference brand in the professional lighting industry. Claypaky lights are used in top productions in the theatre, television, live events, the fashion world, fairs and exhibitions, and are installed in the best clubs, bars, theme parks, shops, conference rooms and architectural environments.

ADB Stagelight is a pioneering, world leading manufacturer of Theatre and TV dimmers, lighting equipment, lighting control desks and motorized suspensions, providing customized solutions for any kind of stage or studio system. Having become part of Claypaky, ADB can benefit of its unique experience in automated luminaires and electronics, which results in a broader range of products, including multifunctional and motorized luminaires.

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