Arts and Culture
We work with artists, cultural organisations and businesses to create exciting media campaigns that capture the imagination, extend brands, reach new audiences and win friends.

The expertise gained from over 30 years of working with business and the arts ensures we understand the challenges and opportunities to develop creative partnerships. The breadth of our media contacts enables us to provide public relations across the arts and cultural industries including theatre, dance, performers, public art, art fairs, film and publishing to name a few.

Our experience has touched almost every major national artistic institution in the UK as well as several hundred regional and fringe companies from Laban in Lewisham to the Lowry in Salford, the National Gallery, British Museum, Tate Britain, Royal Ballet, Welsh National Opera, English Touring Theatre, Nottingham Playhouse, Octagon Theatre, Bolton and Théâtre de Complicité.


Case Studies

Unicorn Theatre is the first ever purpose-designed theatre for children in the UK. The £13.3m theatre will play to over 100,000 children each year and form a new national cultural flagship, becoming an international centre of excellence when it opens in late 2005. Unicorn appointed Kallaway for public relations support to help the theatre achieve its funding targets, and raise awareness of the benefits it will bring.

Linbury Biennial Prize for Stage Design is the UK's foremost award for emerging theatre designers and has launched the careers of many young designers who have gone on to Tony and Olivier award winning success. The Linbury Trust turned to Kallaway to run the competition, handle all media and event management.

Trafalgar Square Fourth Plinth Project The Fourth Plinth Project is part of the Mayor of London's strategy to make our capital a world-class cultural city. The Greater London Authority came to Kallaway for extensive communications support for the artwork selection programme and announcement of the winning work.

Laban is one of the world's leading dance and educational institutions. Its new studios in Deptford won the 2003 Stirling Prize for Architecture. Kallaway created and ran a three year brand positioning and public relations campaign enabling the centre to open in 2003.