Review: things near & far
At once visually engaging and immensely thoughtful, things near & far is a journey through time and movement, joined by a consideration of relationships, both… keep reading
Author: mpmg
Media Relations Case Study: Eastside Culture Crawl
The Client: The Eastside Culture Crawl is an annual four-day arts festival that involves visual artists of all disciplines opening their studios and homes to… keep reading
City Sounds: The Tourist Company (Part Two)
In part two of The Tourist Company edition of City Sounds, we were fortunate enough to have caught up with the group after they performed at… keep reading
Week in Review: November 17
Vancouver’s Eastside Culture Crawl Enters 18th Season The 18th annual Eastside Culture Crawl sees visual artists from East Vancouver’s vibrant arts and culture scene open their studios… keep reading
Media Relations Case Study: The Virtual Stage – ‘On Death’s Door: Plague of the Zombie Syndrome’
The Client Founded in 2000, The Virtual Stage is a Vancouver-based theatre company with a unique mandate to investigate emerging technologies in live performance. In… keep reading
City Sounds: The Tourist Company (Part One)
In this month’s, City Sounds, we spoke with The Tourist Company. In Part One we connected with Jillian Levey (vocals/glockenspiel/keys) and Brenon Parry (drums/percussion) by… keep reading
On the Page: Frightening Favourites (Part Two)
Just in time for Hallowe’en, we present part two of the LMPR team’s favourite frightening reads. This week we delve into different, but equally… keep reading
Review: Denise Clark’s wag
If there’s one commonality shared by each and every one of us, it’s our innate, human search for happiness. While the meaning of bliss has… keep reading
On the Page: Frightening Favourites (Part One)
With Hallowe’en right around the corner, we here at LMPR wanted to share our favourite frightening reads. In part one of this two part… keep reading
Tweed & Taffeta: Linda Chow
Tweed & Taffeta is a series from Laura Murray Public Relations that explores costuming in celebrated performances – the varying interpretations from one production to… keep reading