It was during two consecutive concerts given at the Tony Garnier Halle (in Lyon) and, a few days later, at the Accor Hotel Arena (Paris, nicknamed "Bercy" since its creation) that we were able to experience this fabulous show.
Vincent Lérisson is a lighting designer known for his impressive and energetic lights, which are completely done live – no time-code or other lighting equivalent of "lip-syncing". Vincent advocates a certain approach to live lighting interpretation, making it his trademark.
He's just won the "Opus – German 2019 Stage Award" for Stage Production for his former work on the Justice "Woman Worldwide" tour.
This honorary award is given annually on the occasion of Prolight + Sound exhibition, in Frankfurt.
The jury and board of trustees of the award are made up of representatives of the The German Entertainment Technology Association (VPLT) and the European Association of Event Centers (EVVC), as well as experts, representatives of the trade press and Messe Frankfurt.
The Svobodas provide depth and warmth, the “stockings” create volume, and the light of the MagicPanels creates a show.
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