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<p>The history of lighting design and electricity for theatre is a long one. The first public demonstration of electric lighting was in 1802, when Sir Humphry Davy used a battery to light a wire inside a glass tube. The first public demonstration of electric lighting for theatre was in 1881, when the Savoy Theatre in London used arc lamps to light the stage.</p>