If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!I’m starting an interview series! Because… well. Just because I want to. And it’s my blog. To kick it off, the lovely and talented Carmen […]
The mainstream media is shrinking. We’ve established that, and whether it’s temporary or permanent, only time will tell. In the mean time, we still need to get people through the door. Here are three examples of what some companies are […]
A couple of weeks ago, I put up a post that outlined cuts to the local arts coverage. It’s happening all over again. This week, Jerry Wasserman, a local theatre critic that writes for Vancouver’s Province newspaper, had this on […]
I’m a big fan of having a plan to run your blog. Consistency is the key. I post three times a week, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and I sit down on the weekend and write my posts for the […]
Yes, yes, you’re rolling your eyes, you’re saying “enough, already with the RENT, Rebecca. We get it. You love RENT.” All that is certainly true, but this is a post that is only tangentially about my favorite musical. It’s more […]
I took a small business class at BCIT in September of 2007. It was great, because it allowed me the time and space to finally write that business plan I’d been putting off for the last six years or so […]
On Feb 17, the British Columbia provincial government released its new budget. I was honestly not even going to write anything on it, because it was so depressing. But I do like to fire up the masses if I can, […]
Here in Vancouver, there’s a local gal who is an actor and a social media enthusiast, called Monica Hamburg. While our paths have not crossed at auditions (that I know of), they have crossed on Twitter. A while back, she […]
In December, I wrote a blog post about a show I went to see that was well attended, but the median age of those present was in the 40-50 range. A big issue for a lot of theatre companies right […]
This was recently forwarded to me by Mirjana Galovich, who is the director of marketing and sales for the Vancouver Museum. It is US arts philanthropy expert Diane Ragsdale’s keynote address on the subject “Surviving the Culture Change,” which she […]