Ask The Expert
Ask The Expert is a new series from Laura Murray Public Relations that calls upon the expertise of arts and marketing specialists to provide insight… keep reading
Tag: Arts Marketing
Case Study: MOA – Claiming Space
The Client A local treasure, the Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at UBC is vital to our collective understanding of culture, history, and humanity. Hosting an… keep reading
Case Study: 2014 Vancouver International Dance Festival
The Client Now in it’s 14th year, the Vancouver International Dance Festival (VIDF) is a social-profit, artist run organization that scours the globe, and its… keep reading
Case Study: Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet presents Romeo + Juliet
The Client Founded in 1939, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) is Canada’s oldest ballet company and the longest continuously operating ballet company in North… keep reading
Case Study: Blackbird Theatre presents Uncle Vanya
The Client Established in 2005, Blackbird Theatre Company is Vancouver’s foremost presenter of classical theatre, drawing its inspiration from the great playwrights of the… keep reading
Case Study: Safar/Voyage at MOA
The Client In April of 2013, the Museum of Anthropology at UBC launched one of the largest and most ambitious exhibitions it had ever undertaken. Safar/Voyage:… keep reading
Crowdfunding for the Arts – Part Two
This is the second in a two-part LMPR blog series looking at crowdfunding tools such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo. Click here to read Part One.… keep reading
Designing the Don
Last year we wrote a post called 'Designing for Godot' that followed the creation of a poster for Blackbird Theatre's Waiting for Godot from final concept… keep reading
Why I Do This or How Hamlet Charted My Course
Last Wednesday, a blogger named Shakespeare Geek (real name Duane) issued a challenge: If Shakespeare means something to you, then you should consider yourself… keep reading
Waiting for Godot Held Over Until January 28 – Enter to Win Closing Night Tickets
Despite the snow and the cold that has Vancouver shivering in their boots (if Twitter is to be believed) the LMPR offices are a happy,… keep reading