SALT LAKE CITY — Clark Planetarium, 110 S. 400 West, will unveil its latest original full-length animated Cosmic Light Show production on April 15.
The show, specifically designed for viewing inside the Hansen Dome Theatre, will feature the music of Led Zeppelin.
It's the planetarium's first animated major Cosmic Light Show release since a 2008 show featuring the music of Irish rock band U2. The show will feature full-color lasers, fog machines, gobo and LED lighting effects teamed with 3D full-dome graphics (no 3D glasses required) with Led Zeppelin classics pumping through the dome theater's 15,000-watt Dolby surround sound system.
The show opens at 8 p.m. on April 15. Visit www.clarkplanetarium.org for a preview, show times and ticket information.
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They finally ditched the laser Floyd?
Rock on dudes! I remember Laser Zeppelin back in the day when it played often along with Laser Floyd at the Hansen Planetarium. Laser Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon is always there but deserves to be. I just wish they would do shows with all Pink More..