Moving BackWord : Comedy & Tragedy
Exploring etymology, Moving BackWord looks into the history and meaning behind artistic terminology. From its ancient origination to modern adaptation, each word contains a backstory much more… keep reading
Author: mpmg
On the Page: Favourite Cookbooks (Part Two)
This week the rest of the team is thrilled to share their favourite cookbooks. We discuss everything from delicious vegan treats to home brewed beer… keep reading
Case Study: Pi Theatre presents Blasted
The Client: Pi Theatre is a local company that presents challenging, experimental and intellectual theatre, by contemporary Canadian and international playwrights. Under Artistic Director Richard… keep reading
On the Page: Favourite Cookbooks (Part One)
Here at LMPR, we are all fond of a good home cooked meal and delectable baked goods. To satisfy these cravings we draw our inspiration… keep reading
The Arts Agenda: Capture The Media’s Attention
On Thursday, April 16, Laura Murray Public Relations was the proud host of the second instalment of our workshop series, The Arts Agenda. This session… keep reading
Ask The Expert: Event Ticket Pricing
Ask The Expert is a series from Laura Murray Public Relations that calls upon the expertise of arts and marketing specialists to provide insight and… keep reading
Case Study: Vancouver International Dance Festival
The Client: The Vancouver International Dance Festival celebrates culturally diverse contemporary dance in a 10-day showcase throughout Vancouver. Since 1988, VIDF has presented the local dance community… keep reading
Q&A: Hanah Van Borek
Account Manager Hanah Van Borek is one of the newest team members to join LMPR. Bringing with her strong agency experience, excellent communication skills and… keep reading
Week In Review: April 6
Superhero Shuts Down Viaduct X-men spinoff, Deadpool, has taken over Vancouver – shutting down the Georgia Viaduct for filming over a period of two weeks. Starring Vancity native… keep reading
Timing is Everything
September signifies the start of the arts season. And until the season comes to a close next spring, arts organizations will give their full efforts… keep reading