About Us

White Light Profile

White Light has been supplying lighting equipment and services to the entertainment, presentation and event industries since 1971.

In our early years, most of our work was supplying the theatre industry, providing lighting equipment to productions in London and on tour around the UK - including such landmark, long-running shows as Les Misérables and Miss Saigon. Lighting has now spread far beyond theatre and can be found everywhere from schools to corporate events, ... Moreparties, themed environments, film, television and architecture. We have expanded into many of those areas too, regularly providing equipment or services to anything from the smallest fringe show to the biggest musicals; to weddings, parties or product launches; equipping new theatres; providing the infrastructure in new or converted buildings and much, much more.

Through all of these projects, we have built a reputation for innovation and reliability, constantly striving to provide our customers with the lighting technology they need, and always with the equipment carefully prepared, delivered on time and at the best possible price. As a result our services are in demand worldwide, with recent projects as far afield as North America, Russia, Japan, Korea, South Africa, Australia, Germany and China.

Products

UK's exclusive distributor for Arkaos, Coemar, Galaxia, Interactive Technologies, JB Lighting, Leader Light, Look Solutions, LSC, Prism Projection, Rainbow Colour Changers, Robert Juliat, RSC Lightlock, Seachanger and Wireless Solutions.

European's exclusive distributor for CITC & Prism Projection.

Worldwide's exclusive distributor for Core Lighting & i-Pix.

Extensive hire, sales and consumable stocks also available. Less

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