Q&A: Sarah Cruickshank
Coordinator, Marketing + Online Sarah Cruickshank is LMPR’s newest member of the team. With a background in dance and PR, Sarah looks forward to combining her passions and working with… keep reading
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The Week in Review: October 28
New York Times Rejects Banksy The notorious street artist was denied a spot in the New York Times popular op-ed section, so he self-published his article to his website−a scathing critique of the World Trade… keep reading
A Room of One’s Own: Naomi Stikeman
A Room of One’s Own is LMPR’s photography series that showcases the beloved spaces belonging to members of the artistic community. With a nod to… keep reading
The Week in Review: October 14
BANKSY IN NY The infamous street artist Banksy is loose in New York this month, conducting the most unconventional of residencies. The city-wide exhibition, called… keep reading
Case Study: DWD Theatre Design + Consulting
The Client DWD Theatre Design + Consulting is a team of highly skilled and dedicated specialty theatre consultants. They are designers, project managers, and performing… keep reading
The Venue: Chan Centre for the Performing Arts
The Venue is a profile series from Laura Murray Public Relations that ventures behind the scenes of Metro Vancouver’s foremost arts and culture venues, diving… keep reading
Case Study: Paradise Lost? at MOA
The Client The Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at UBC is a vital institution whose contributions to our collective understanding of culture, history, and humanity cannot… keep reading
Contest: Win Advance Screening Passes to Romeo & Juliet
Laura Murray Public Relations and Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet are offering Vancouverites the opportunity to attend a special advance screening of Romeo & Juliet on Monday… keep reading
Review: The Foreigner by Pacific Theatre
Larry Shue’s The Foreigner is a madcap, hilarious, and thoroughly heartwarming evening of entertainment. Featuring the most ludicrous of premises and characters bordering on cartoons,… keep reading
Review: The Caucasian Chalk Circle by Theatre at UBC
Bertolt Brecht's 'epic theatre' can be a challenging thing. Most drama seeks to convey meaning by suspending an audience's disbelief and drawing them into its… keep reading