Marketing and communications agency expands its portfolio of lifestyle accounts

PHILADELPHIA, PA – October 31, 2017 – Domus, Inc., a full-service marketing communications agency, has been named by Hopewell Theater as its branding agency of record.

Domus provides marketing and communications counsel for the theater, including brand identity guidance, creative support, and social media, advertising and digital marketing services. Domus also handled the management and promotion of the theater’s soft opening event in September.

Hopewell Theater, a landmark theater in Hopewell, N.J., offers a range of cultural experiences. It is a casual yet elegant venue that presents a diverse array of world-class cultural offerings, with programming for all ages and stages of life. The location now hosts everything from music concerts and film screenings to sketch comedy performances and art installations.

“We are thrilled to welcome the Hopewell Theater as a new partner,” said Lisa Samara, president, COO and owner of Domus. “The theater has a rich history, and we will be using our expertise to help honor that story while embracing the new opportunities that the theater will bring to the surrounding community.”

The addition of the Hopewell Theater to the Domus client roster is a part of the agency’s continued growth in public relations, social media, digital marketing and branding.

About Domus

For more than 20 years, Philadelphia-based Domus, Inc. has been an industry-leading marketing communications services and solutions agency serving clients throughout North America and the global marketplace. Domus’ distinctive business model combines core, in-house strategy and account teams together with a nationwide network of specialized talent across a broad spectrum of clients and categories, including: Merck, Diageo, DuPont, AIG, Lutron Electronics Co., Inc., The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia, and OKI Data Americas; and technology, packaged goods, home furnishings, healthcare marketing, hospitality, tourism, and gaming.