Twespians Fringe: TwespiansPR

After the brilliantly successful Twespians PR event in September, we're happy to announce that we'll be bringing it back for a second round! Supported again by the lovely folks at Mobius (http://www.mobiusindustries.com/).

This month's topic is 'Pushing it to its limits'

As a logical next step from last panel's 'are we doing all we can', we're wanting to open up the floor to talk about pushing what we do in arts marketing and PR to it's limits. With the digital world being so important, do we need to rethink the tried and tested methods that so many still rely on today? Can we learn from what people are doing in other disciplines? Is a fundamental shift required in how we perceive audience, community and promotion?

This time we've got a great panel featuring:

Chris Unitt (http://twitter.com/chrisunitt) - Head of Social Media at Made Media (http://mademedia.co.uk/), editor of Made in Birmingham (http://www.createdinbirmingham.com/) and board member of The Other Way Works (http://www.theotherwayworks.co.uk/). Also blogs over at ChrisUnitt.co.uk (http://www.chrisunitt.co.uk/).

Lindsay Watson (http://twitter.com/lindsays_tweets) - Digital Marketing at Cameron Mackintosh (http://www.cameronmackintosh.com/). Tweets over at @lindsays_tweets (https://twitter.com/#!/lindsays_tweets).

Luke Murphy (http://twitter.com/lurkmoophy) - Co-founder of Twespians (http://www.twespians.co.uk) and Digital PR manager at 33 Digital (http://www.33-digital.com/). Also blogs at @lurkmoophy (http://lurkmoophy.twosacompany.org/).

Ben Matthews (http://twitter.com/benrmatthews) - Founding Director of Bright One Comms (http://brightone.org.uk/), Co-founder of Twestival (http://www.twestival.com/) and Freelance Digital PR Consultant. Also blogs over at benrmatthews (http://benrmatthews.com/).

And chaired by the lovely Eleanor Turney (http://twitter.com/eleanorturney) - Web Editor of A Younger Theatre (http://www.ayoungertheatre.com/) and freelance journalist for The Guardian, IdeasTap and The Stage. Also blogs over here (http://eleanorturney.co.uk/cms/category/blog/).

Come along to the Old Crown to see the panel, who will be announced in the coming weeks, discuss this, as well as questions from the floor. This time we're also restricting numbers to 40 places, to ensure that there's enough seating for everyone (no sitting on the floor this time!)

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