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The Shows
Each performance concept begins with a costume designed to shape light. Mirrors scatter reflections across the space. Prisms break beams into shifting colours. UV-reactive materials reveal glowing forms in the dark.
Every unique suit is handcrafted from around 3,000 individual pieces, and each performance concept is developed together with its own light design and time-coded choreographies.
All shows below can be booked dancing on stage, flying in the air, or combined, and adapted to the space and event.


Dancing Human Disco Balls
The classic Living Light Show: disco ball dancers in handmade mirror suits, controlling the light with their bodies. As the dancers move in choreography with the beams, they push, pull and redirect the lights across the space. A single body movement becomes visible a hundred meters away, and the whole space becomes part of the performance.
A mirror suit performance works in intimate settings and in big venues, indoor or outdoor. It can open an event, surprise a party, or carry a full show.

Prism
A suit made from more than 3,000 individually hand-placed glass crystals does what no lighting rig can: it transforms pure white light into every colour of the rainbow.
As the dancer moves in the 20-kilogram Prism suit, the space fills with shifting colours, like light falling as confetti. Performed dancing.



Take it into the Air
The mirror suits leaving the ground. High above the audience, aerial dancers become breathing disco balls. The ultimate Highlight! Performed on the Hans Zimmer world tour.
Read everything about the original Flying Human Disco Ball here.































