Q&A: Sarah Ghosh
Senior Communications Coordinator Sarah Ghosh is one of the newest team members to join the quickly growing LMPR family. Bringing her strong written and communications… keep reading
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How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Sarah Cruickshank
LMPR is throwing it back to that perennial school day assignment of, “How I Spent My Summer Vacation.” In the first of a three part… keep reading
Q&A: Monique Laaper
Office Manager Monique Laaper recently became a member of the fast-growing LMPR team. Monique began her career in sciences and quickly switched over to theatre,… keep reading
Must Subscribe E-Newsletters for Arts Marketers
People often ask us where we get our arts marketing information – though much of what we do comes from experience and creative team brainstorms,… keep reading
On the Page: Favourite Novels with Musical Adaptations (Part Two)
We’re musical lovers here at LMPR and this week marks Part Two of our favourite books that have been adapted into musicals. Jesse Tanaka –… keep reading
On the Page: Favourite Novels with Musical Adaptations (Part One)
In honour of Theatre Under the Stars (TUTS) upcoming presentation of two of Broadway’s beloved musicals, Hairspray and Oliver!, the team here at LMPR wanted… keep reading
LMPR’s Favourite Summer Songs
In celebration of the beginning of the summer, the LMPR team is thrilled to showcase their favourite shorts-wearing, convertible-cruising, cocktail-sipping songs. Brian Paterson – Wait… keep reading
City Sounds: Dominique Fricot
In this edition of City Sounds we were lucky enough to catch up with genre-defying musician, Dominique Fricot. We discussed his humble beginnings, the remarkable… keep reading
Insight on: Influence (Part One)
Insight on… is an LMPR blog series that examines marketing principles in practice with successful industry examples and explores what makes them effective. LMPR recently… keep reading
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