How to improve your theatre company’s website
Your website’s its own show. This is your dress rehearsal. How do you get the final touches in so it’s ready for your audience?
Content nerd by day, theatre geek by night
Thomas is a writer, actor and storyteller living on the unceded, stolen lands of the W̱SÁNEĆ, Katzie, Kwantlen, Semiahmoo and Tswawwassen people—just outside what is commonly known as Vancouver, Canada.
His mission is to spend his privilege to make space for voices that are systemically silenced.
Thomas was born in France where he lived for 18 years before moving to Canada to study theatre at a small university outside of Vancouver.
After graduating, he eventually stumbled his way into a career in communications, content and marketing, learning organic digital techniques for cash-strapped organizations desperate to increase their reach.
In the meantime, he found a handful of community theatres that allowed him to traipse their stage regularly and keep up on his acting.
Today, he works as a senior content strategist at Briteweb, a design agency that builds websites and brands for nonprofits all over the world.
He also co-hosts Missed Cues, a theatre podcast, with his friend Kate Stadel.
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