Can I Touch a Stage Lighting Lamp When I Change It?
If you work with incandescent stage lights, you’ve probably heard the rumor that you aren’t supposed to touch the halogen lamps that power many theatrical lighting fixtures.

If you work with incandescent stage lights, you’ve probably heard the rumor that you aren’t supposed to touch the halogen lamps that power many theatrical lighting fixtures.
PowerCon type plugs can be a real source of confusion. Thankfully, it doesn't have to be confusing...if you read this guide!

We’re tackling a big question in this article: How in the world do you choose the right fixtures to light your stage? Whether you're starting from scratch, replacing old equipment, or just need to find the right lights for your space, understanding how to choose the right lights for your stage is crucial.

When you're looking to purchase lighting fixtures, the sheer variety in price points can be baffling. You'll find everything from budget-friendly options to mid-range workhorses and high-end professional gear. But what truly sets these fixtures apart? There are three main factors that really differentiate the higher-end fixtures from cheaper ones, aside from the obvious like basic brightness or number of features.