Everyday Cog

Croydon College student, Lili Cooper has been with us for a couple of weeks. Her tutor, Vicki Parrott, popped in to ask Mike how she’s getting on.

Michael gets to grips with assembling new desks, as part of our big studio overhaul.

Jon inspects our Time Out ad for the National Maritime Museum’s Late evening next week – an event we’re very much looking forward to.

Kim and David from the ISM are here today chatting with Mike and Michael about, amongst other things, their members handbook, which we designed.

It’s world book day today. We’ve had to take all our books down again, as we’re in the process off moving them to brand new bookshelves. Here they are on, and under, our meeting table..

Ross has spend his lunch break digging at our local second hand record shop. But with Spotify being the only music source in our studio, these quality recordings will have to wait until he gets them home.

Ross has been to Westiminster Abbey, for the Commonwealth Observance. Unfortunately the Queen couldn’t make it this year, so Ross was a little disappointed.

Another trip up to Doncaster to see Cast, this time with Brian from Tincan (pictured). Great to see the copper cladding in place and the building nearing completion.

We’re all ready for the launch of our My Theatre Matters! campaign, Michael is making his voice heard, find out more at www.mytheatrematters.com

Exciting to receive the first piece of print featuring our new branding for Cast in Doncaster

Michael’s been to TMA. In one of their rooms he found Gemma, frantically fulfilling orders for My Theatre Matters posters and leaflets.

Continuing with our studio revamp, we’ve said goodbye to our old desks and drawers and replaced them with new, white ones. The studio looks bigger and brighter already.

Ocky & Jonathan met up with Zeena (pictured here) & Lisa from Royal Museums Greenwich this morning, for a viewing of the new Yuri Gagarin statue at the Royal Observatory, the unveiling event of which we worked on designs for.

Michael’s been chairing a discussion morning and workshop with people from the STARS Foundation, talking through their communication challenges.

A late start for Michael. He got a puncture on his way in and had to wait for a flat-bed lorry to pick him up and bring him to us.

We’ve had a visit today from Fiona, we’ve been discussing some exhibition work for the Royal Horticultural Society. It’s also the first time we’ve used our brand new meeting table, luckily installation completed just minutes before she arrived.

We’ve had a special visitor in the studio today, Ocky’s daughter Annie. Excited by the fish and cleverly noticing that the grass was fake grass, she asked if the water in the fish pond was real.

Michael’s at Arts Council England talking about the legacy of the Cultural Olympiad. He found this reminder of a time when they were The Arts Council of Great Britain (as they were when we first worked with them in 1991).

Michael and Ocky are in Canterbury for a meeting at The Marlowe. Whilst in town, they popped by to see our branding and interpretation materials going up at Canterbury Roman Museum.

Today, we’ve had a studio Easter Egg hunt, Ocky seemed a little bit pleased to be in the winning team.