Mailing lists are great. Sign up to one and, on a regular basis, suggestions for interesting things to do will drop into your inbox. What’s not to love about that? They’re especially good for getting to grips with a new city. The problem is that they’re sometimes not all that easy to discover. To the […]
Tag Archives: theatre
Twespians PR – Pushing it to its limits
Last week I was back at The Old Crown for a Twespians PR event. It was a follow-up to September’s PR-centric panel discussion and was titled ‘Pushing it to its limits’. Here’s some copy/pasted blurb by way of explanation: we’re wanting to open up the floor to talk about pushing what we do in arts marketing and PR […]
Taking Part 2011/12 Quarter 1 – Digital Participation
The Taking Part Survey collects data about engagement and non-engagement in culture, leisure and sport in England and has been going for about six years now. The latest results have just been released and, flicking through (yep, I read these things so you don’t have to), I was struck by the continued references to increases in […]