Musical theatre “Helikon-opera”
2015
Location:
- Moscow
Architects:
- Нино Хелая (Старостина-Трубецкая)
Equipment:
- iGuzzini
- Modular Lighting Instruments
- Intiled
- Delta Light
Category:
- Public Spaces
Description
The Helikon-Opera Theater is a unique musical theater in Moscow that combines the traditions of classical opera with a modern approach to productions. Founded in 1990, it quickly gained popularity due to its bold experiments, high professionalism of performers, and innovative directorial vision. The theater's repertoire includes world-famous operas as well as rare works presented in original interpretations.
Located in a historic building on Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street, Helikon-Opera impresses not only with its artistry but also with its architectural uniqueness. Following a major renovation, the theater blends the charm of a historic mansion with modern technical capabilities, providing audiences with unforgettable experiences
Helikon-Opera actively participates in international festivals, tours worldwide, and consistently delights audiences with its craftsmanship and creative approach.
Task
Task
For the theater, we developed modern systems for general and stage lighting with a focus on energy efficiency and aesthetics. The installed fixtures not only provide brightness and even illumination but also enhance the atmosphere, accentuating the beauty of the interiors and amplifying the emotional impact of the performances. Special attention was given to integrating advanced technologies into the historical space without compromising its authenticity.
The result is a harmonious lighting system that meets all the demands of a modern theater. The lighting of the Helikon-Opera Theater successfully creates a comfortable environment for both the audience and performers while preserving the artistic expressiveness of every corner of this architectural masterpiece. We are delighted to have been part of this significant and large-scale project, which demonstrates the power of light as a tool of art.
We are delighted to have been part of this significant and large-scale project, which demonstrates the power of light as a tool of art.
