First, we would have to create the atmosphere, the audience will be sat there in their seats with silence all around, in a  very warm softly lit 'Stadium'. Suddenly they hear the very haunting sound of the 'War Siren.

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Almost from nowhere, you hear all the gunfire from the ammunition being fired in the stadium ...

We will not be allowed to do that today, but I am sure  'The Sound Technicians' will be able to replicate this.

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 The guns from the ground start to fire with shrapnel, flack, and searchlights flicker and shine all around ...

Unfortunately, we will not be permitted to drop 'Pyrotechnics' from the air to stimulate this, however, we could use 'Flashing Holograms' and 'Search Lights'.

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Producing dramatic explosions on the ground to create the effect of bombs being dropped by overflying aircraft,  the glowing explosions of red-amber gold are so loud it makes people jump in their seats. This is a nighttime show, a spectacular, dramatic, sensational luminous light.

We can send a warm invitation to the 'Armed Forces Musicians' to play some exciting music to add to the tremendous atmosphere.

In the distance you suddenly hear the roar of the engines of the aircraft, they have come to save and defend us, and everybody stands up and cheers,  claps, and shouts 'Hurray'. Unfortunately, we may not be able to fly the aircraft due to technical problems with the venue (Height Restrictions), however, we could use 'Holograms'.

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'The Armed Forces' have their own 'Media Departments', and  I am sure they would enjoy the challenge of 'Recreating The Show, London Defended'.