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At aka, the office is never short of excitement. From our charity fundraising to our award-winning campaigns, there’s always something happening. However, the most highly anticipated and brutally competitive aspect of working at aka is the annual Rate My Cake competition.
Today the Society of London Theatre announced that for the eighth year in a row box office sales in the West End were at record levels with revenues up 3.1% year-on-year and average attendance up 1.3%.
We’re delighted that aka has secured a media first with Billy Elliot the Musical and the iTaxitop™ – a new digital rooftop advertising solution for taxis in London.
For the second year running, aka is absolutely thrilled to be supporting The Offie Awards!
connect, aka’s digital division, has developed some eye-opening content for the spectacular The Houdini Experience that opens at the Peacock Theatre in late February.
aka’s digital division, connect, are honoured to have designed a brand new website for the Bravo 22 Company – a project created in partnership with charity Masterclass, the Royal British Legion and the Royal Theatre Haymarket. The Bravo 22 Company has been established to give wounded, injured and sick military service personnel a recovery capability programme.
Our media team analyses the recent ABC figures for December and adjudges the performance of the national media newspapers over the festive period.
The Woman in Black, the most terrifying show on the West End, has been thoroughly scaring audiences for years. But recently it seems that the scares haven’t just been limited to the stage.
At aka, we are always looking for new ways to make a difference. Over the last year, we have been supporting two charities that we are passionate about. From sponsored Marathons through to bake sales, we have managed to raise £8,728.26 that will be split between both Nanyuki Preparatory School in Kenya and the Paralympic athletes we are sponsoring ahead of London 2012.
aka has a starring role in the January issue of Empire, the UK’s leading film magazine, which is currently on newsstands. Our design artwork for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy has been chosen by their editorial team as one of 2011’s Best Movie Posters.