by Ted Smith of Lasersmith Light Show Systems, LLC in Yakima, Washington using state-of-the-art digital circuitry, allowing for future show updates as well as ease of alignment. The show's soundtrack was also cleaned up digitally. In 2009, the four-laser projection system was disassembled and upgraded by Lasersmith, to allow the system to produce higher-quality images with more color. In 2012 the system was returned to the care of its creators, Laser Fantasy. In summer 2013, the "Water and Life" (which has been running for the past 24 seasons) show was suspended for technical updates, to be replaced with an all-new laser light show, "One River, Many Voices", to be ready in 2014. The new show was being prepared by LumaLaser of Eugene, Oregon. 2020 saw the show go on hiatus as a preventative measure in response to the COVID-19 worldwide pandemic, but it returned in summer 2021. References External links Official Web Site of the Grand Coulee Dam Laser Show Official Web Site of Laser Fantasy, creators and maintainers of the Grand Coulee Dam Laser Light Show Official Web Site of Lasersmith Light Show Systems, LLC. Festivals in Washington (state) Laser art