LED Lighting · Freestanding Structure · Cube Design
Two aerialists perform choreographed aerial work from within a glowing cube structure, rotating through poses, spins, and pole sequences as the LED frame pulses with light around them. Because the cube is entirely freestanding on a 6x6 footprint, it requires no rigging and no fixed overhead points, giving planners full freedom to position it wherever the room calls for a focal point: center floor, stage front, or at the entrance to a reception space. Guests experience the full visual range of the performance from every angle, rather than crowding toward a single sightline as with traditional aerial drops. The act is particularly well-suited as a program opener, a closing piece to launch an after-party, or placed just before a fund-a-need moment at a nonprofit event, where building energy in the room matters most.
Guests experience the full visual impact of aerial performance from every angle without the limitation of a single sightline, and because the cube is freestanding it can be positioned wherever the room needs a focal point most.
Part of the night.
A piece of the Glow world. Your guests will remember the moment, the room, and you for making it happen.