Four rooms, one guided sequence, roughly forty-six minutes door to door. Each is built by a different part of the team and feels like a different show.
Two hundred and twenty independently addressable fixtures move a single field of colour across a curved 30-metre ceiling, timed to a generative score that never repeats the same way twice.
A ceiling of slow-turning kinetic mirrors reads the room's own sound in real time and repaints it back in moving light — every voice becomes part of the instrument.
A sprung floor turns sub-bass into physical motion underfoot while a low haze catches a single rotating beam — Pulse's most intense room, and the one with the longest advisory list.
A bioluminescent-styled lounge of drifting bloom-lit spheres, built for sitting down, not moving through — the exhale after The Hum.
Two hundred and twenty independently addressable fixtures move a single field of colour across a curved 30-metre ceiling, timed to a generative score that never repeats the same way twice.
A ceiling of slow-turning kinetic mirrors reads the room's own sound in real time and repaints it back in moving light — every voice becomes part of the instrument.
A sprung floor turns sub-bass into physical motion underfoot while a low haze catches a single rotating beam — Pulse's most intense room, and the one with the longest advisory list.
A bioluminescent-styled lounge of drifting bloom-lit spheres, built for sitting down, not moving through — the exhale after The Hum.
Every room is honestly described before you buy — including which one uses strobe. Choose a date and time on the tickets page.
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