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Kevin Wilson Public Relations is a boutique West End PR agency that punches BIG.

Kevin Wilson has a journalist’s instinct for a great story and how to sell it in a rapidly changing media landscape. An award-winning publicist (West End Publicist of the Year  - Fringe Report Awards) he moved into PR 29 years ago after 18 years as a print journalist working in London and Hollywood.

 

He launched Kevin Wilson Public Relations in 1995 and has worked constantly in the West End representing some of the biggest and most successful productions, including George Takei's Allegiance ("backed by an extensive PR campaign that can probably be seen from outer space" - BroadwayworldUK), SIX the musical, The Kite Runner, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, the UK premiere of the Broadway production of Green Day's American Idiot, Thriller Live (11 years at the Lyric Theatre). Other long-runners include The 39 Steps, Avenue Q, The Rocky Horror Show and The Rat Pack Live from Las Vegas, plus Debbie Reynolds - Alive and Fabulous and Joan Rivers' A Work in Progress By a Life in Progress.

KWPR stages more than 70 press nights a year, oversees major national tours and has represented prestigious one-off West End events including The Critics Circle Awards and charity gala West End Eurovision.

Venue and producer clients include The Mill at Sonning Theatre, the open air Lavender Theatre, Arches London Bridge and EntertainersUK.

 

KWPR is also one of the most sought after agencies working Off West End and on the London Fringe, where our productions annually receive dozens of Off West End Awards Offie nominations.

KWPR has provided PR support in the UK to a host of major celebrities including Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, John Travolta, Patti LuPone, Joan Collins, Joan Rivers, Sandra Bernhard, Candace Bushnell, Roseanne Barr, Glen Campbell, Jerry Lee Lewis, John Leguizamo and Eartha Kitt.

"Kevin's skill in dealing with celebrities and 'always available' mantra is legendary:
he is a formidable ally"  - Martin Witts, Artistic Director, Leicester Square Theatre
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