About Us

{contentTitle}

Accessory

{name}

Account Removal

User Account Update

Account Update

User Activation

Activation page

Amortization Calculator

{title}

Application Picker

Job Detail Page

Career Page

Case Studies

Case Studies Page

Cookies Bar

Cookies

Cookies Info

Cookies Page

Cookies Info (CZ)

Cookies Page (CZ)

Disclaimer

Error 404

Error 500

PDF Error

Event

Expos&Events

Expos&Events Page

FilePage

File

User Forgotten Password

Forgotten Password page

Gallery

General Translations

General Spot On

Gobo

Happy Hours

Homepage

HP Slider

Homepage Slider

Innovation

Innovation Page

Inquiry

Key Feature Category

{intDes}

User New Password

New Password page

News

News Detail

News Detail Page

News Page

Office

Offices Page

Products Parameters

Param Or Feature

Patent

{number}

Patents Page

Person

{firstName} {lastName}

Podcast page

Privacy

Privacy Policy

Privacy (CZ)

Privacy Policy (CZ)

Product

Product Detail

Product Detail Page

Product Overview Pages

Products Page

Rental Region

{region}

User Registration

Registration

Rental

Rental Finder

Search Page

Short Video

{internalDes}

Slide

Smart Links

Spot On Index

Support

Support Project Registration

Support Rma Form

Sustainability

Technical Training

Technical Training Calendar

Technical Training Type

{subtitle}

User Thank You

Thank You page

Trademark

{trademark}

Trademarks Page

Unavailable Locale Error

User Login Modal

User Login

User Login page

Video

Video Spot On

Wheel

System and Method for Controlling the Humidity and Pressure in a Luminaire

Systems for a Luminaire

Coating for a Framing Shutter for a Luminaire

Removable Lens System for a Luminaire

Lighting Control Console

14070420-01

99016015-9

99016015-8

99016015-7

99016015-6

99016015-5

99016015-4

99016015-3

99016015-2

99016015-1

 on Instagram and never miss a story again!

The browser you are currently using is not supported. To prevent glitches and functionality issues, switch to different browser.

Opened in early 2020, Exhibition London’s complete technical infrastructure was specified and procured by consultant and technical production director Simon Jones of SJ-TPM who also coordinated and oversaw all elements of the technical installation and commissioning. Simon had started work on the project in the second quarter of 2019 after having been involved in other Broadwick Live venues.

He chose both Robe and Anolis products to be core house lighting system elements for the main show-space where the spec features 28 x ESPRITES – Robe’s latest super-bright TE (TRANSFERABLE ENGINE™) LED profile – and 30 x Robe Spiider LED wash beams plus two RoboSpot remote follow spotting systems with two BMFL Follow Spot fixtures to run with them.

Simon’s previous Broadwick Live project was the brand-new Magazine London concept in Greenwich, where he spec’d nearly 100 Robe LED moving lights including T1 Profiles and Spiiders plus Anolis Divine 160 RGBW LED floods. Once again Anolis Divine 160s were selected for LED house lighting at Exhibition London.

Having had a great experience with the Robe moving lights at Magazine London, Simon looked again at the brand for its “reliability and cost-effectiveness”.

Delivering high production values is a constant aim of all Broadwick Live venues, and at Exhibition London the objective was to maximise this to offer the best facilities for both corporate and music shows alike, reducing the need for clients to bring in their own full productions.

Simon was extremely keen to utilise Robe’s latest technologies for the venue and wanted the ESPRITE fixtures for their punch, brightness, elegant colour mixing and multiple other features, all of which make it a sensible choice for both music and commercial and industrial events.

Plus … The ESPRITE’s TRANSFERABLE ENGINE™ is a highly cost-effective option for any investor.

It was Simon’s first time using this fixture which he saw trialled at Magazine London during a Major Lazer show and was suitably impressed.

Before making a final decision, he spoke to several lighting designers, lighting directors and operators who all confirmed the positive feedback he was hearing about the ESPRITE.

Spiiders he describes as “a great truly multipurpose wash fixture” to add the show. With the Spiiders in Magazine London also a great success and Simon previously specifying them for the Westfield shopping centre also in White City, they have proved a good reliable workhorse, so he is definitely a Spiider fan!

Robe’s ‘Made in Europe’ stamp and accompanying reliability was another incentive for a busy venue installation.

Simon is also delighted with the 45 x Anolis Divine 160s at Exhibition London, which create an excellent room wash and house lighting system across the main show floor.

Other lights in the house at Exhibition London include strobes, some LED 4-lites and front truss profiles for static key lighting and specials, plus mini PARs and profiles, together with the Robe moving lights, controlled via a grandMA3 light.

A Luminex system distributes data throughout the venue and MDG hazers and an L-Acoustics sound system complete an impressive technical package.

With no real space to position follow spots, RoboSpot was an obvious solution to control the two BMFLs Follow Spots which are rigged in the mothergrid and essential for numerous shows from awards presentations to music.

“They are easy to use, cost-effective and take up no floor or event space,” states Simon.

For the lighting design at Magazine London, Simon asked Flare Lighting’s Ben Cash and Dave Amos to create a system that would work for the broad spectrum of clients and setups based on the specified luminaires.

The solidly built venue dates to 1899 and was originally used as a train engine house for Central London Railways. The main hall has an apex roof from which a trussing mothergrid is part flown and part ground supported on four legs, rigged utilizing the building’s original crane beams that traverse the room left to right to spread the weight loading. The mothergrid is trimmed 7 metres off the floor giving a good height.

Two further mothergrids above the audience are also supported off the crane beams.

Simon has really enjoyed working on the Exhibition London project for many reasons including the fact it’s a “beautiful space” and that Broadwick Live are committed to delivering a “fantastic show-space for events and prepared to invest in the infrastructure to enable the best client and guest experiences.”

Ashley Lewis, Robe UK’s key account manager for touring, film TV & theatre commented, “I would like to thank everyone at Broadwick Live and the Vibration Group, Flare Lighting and especially Simon at SJTPM. As an inspirational technician and project manager and a good friend for many years, he’s always entrusted me in his lighting decisions, and I have assisted in guiding him through choosing our products at Robe. Good luck, and when our world returns to live shows and events, these venues will be even more amazing!”

Exhibition London opened at the start of 2020 and staged about four shows including a completely sold-out concert by Catfish and The Bottlemen before closing for a period earlier in the year due to the pandemic.

Right now, the venue is currently open for production and filming bookings and looks forward to being available for other private and corporate bookings when possible.

Putting on an Exhibition in London

Products Involved

BMFL™ FollowSpot

ESPRITE®

RoboSpot™

Spiider®

T1 Profile™

Discover more

WTF is Happening at ON Services

Robe Spotlights Metallica’s Incredible M72 2026 Stadium Tour

Robe Makes Its Mark at Duinrell

Robe Helps Epic Eurovision Glow Up

Navigate

Log in

Follow Us

Stay in Touch

Navigate

Log in

Follow Us

Stay in Touch