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Play Stage Spotlight Online

Follow the active performer and match the cue's focus width + dimmer level.
Aim spotlight
CUE LOCKED! Great tracking
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Single Player Live Lighting

Stage Spotlight

Operate a theater followspot through five live shows. Actors move continuously across the stage while the stage manager calls lighting cues. Aim the beam, match the requested focus width and set the correct dimmer level. Some cues demand a tight solo, others require a wide duet, while blackout transitions reward turning the light off at exactly the right moment.

โ—Ž Track the performer
โ†” Match beam width
โ˜€ Match intensity
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Show Paused

Hold cue

Continue when you are ready to resume actor movement and cue timing.

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Curtain Call

Great show!

The next production has faster movement and more complicated lighting calls.

Show Score 0
Accuracy 0%
Good Cues 0 / 6
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Season Complete

Master followspot!

Five productions completed.

Score 0
Avg Accuracy 0%
Good Cues 0
Stage Spotlight Skill
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Controls

How to Play Stage Spotlight

Use WASD or Arrow Keys to move the spotlight across the stage, or aim directly with the mouse or touch. Use Q and E to narrow or widen the beam. Use Z and X to lower or raise the dimmer. Each cue specifies which performer or group to follow, the required focus width and the target intensity. Press Space to use Snap Cue, which automatically matches the current cue but costs score. Press B for an instant blackout. Keep the called performers inside the beam for as much of the cue as possible while matching focus and intensity. Complete all five productions with high cue accuracy. Press P to pause, M for sound, F for fullscreen and R to restart the current show.

About

About Stage Spotlight

Stage Spotlight is a single-player browser skill game about live theater lighting. Actors move continuously across the stage while the stage manager calls a sequence of lighting cues. Aim the spotlight at the correct performer, adjust the beam width and match the requested dimmer level. Later productions add faster choreography, moving duets, ensemble coverage and precise blackout transitions.

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