The National Theatre Bring Bolser Back for Act II

The National Theatre Bring Bolser Back for Act II

Oct. 17, 2024

The Leeds-based agency that counts Microsoft, Xbox, The Football Foundation and Portakabin as clients, recently led a successful, global SEO and app store optimisation programme for the NT’s flagship theatre home streaming service.

Productions of ‘Vanya’ starring Andrew Scott and ‘People, Places & Things’ with Denise Gough, recently premiered to a worldwide audience on the platform.

Callum Stewart, Head of National Theatre at Home said:

“Since we have started working with Bolser, we have seen an immediate improvement across our SEO KPIs. I'm delighted we can continue this work with them going into our busiest period of the year.”

 

Over the next quarter, Bolser will help drive new customers to the NT At Home platform with seasonal marketing content including a focus on Christmas gifting subscriptions, to further grow the platform’s audience.

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