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Branding + Print Design + Website Design & Development

The birth of a new cultural landmark

In 2015 I was approached by the Stamford Corn Exchange to re-brand their theatre. The success of their trade since first opening in 2007 meant that with a strong following and a network of top agents, they were preparing to take a huge leap forward with their theatre programme. With a selection of new bookings and regular performances throughout the week, the Stamford Corn Exchange intended to offer something to everyone, and to push this they needed a brand spanking new identity. They were looking for a brand that was modern and versatile, with a nod towards the history of Stamford, in order for it to remain one of the major cultural landmarks of the town.

Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre branding features a stylized logo with wheat and letter T elements.
Poster for George Orwell's "1984" at Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre with bold branding, running from August 30 to September 2.
Poster for "The Man Who Would Be King" at Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre, showcasing branding and performance details.
Outdoor poster for Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre's production of "1984" by George Orwell, highlighting theatre branding.
Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre website displayed on an iMac, featuring a Sherlock Holmes event, highlights its branding.
Theatre website design featuring "Graeme of Thrones" show details, created by a website design Sheffield agency.
Four smartphone screens display the Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre app, highlighting events, booking, and branding elements.
Person browsing Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre events on a tablet, highlighting digital branding in a cozy cafe setting.
Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre's event poster showcases the Spring-Summer 2019 schedule with vibrant branding.

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