Direct Sound
Theatre sound design, equipment hire and live sound operation for productions and event organisers in London and the Home Counties
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Direct Sound
Direct Sound provides sound design, equipment hire and operation for theatre productions. Services include production sound packages, equipment and crew for rigging, performances and breakdowns.
The company serves producers and production teams, and also hires equipment for smaller needs such as school events. It operates in London and the Home Counties.
Direct Sound Limited was founded in 1991 and is registered in Great Britain. The team includes sound designers and operators with experience in musical theatre.
Product: Theatre sound design, equipment hire, and sound equipment operation with crew.
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