DKC/O&M Co. was established in 2006, and quickly became New York’s most eclectic public relations agency in the arts and culture space, representing everything from Broadway to Off-Broadway, from major cultural festivals to quirky downtown happenings, and from world-class non-profit institutions to legendary New York night spots. From 2011-2014, O&M helped redefine the national media environment for live entertainment with the most famous press campaign in Broadway history, Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark.
DKC/O&M’s current roster of clients includes some of Broadway’s most noteworthy shows including Hadestown, MJ, Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club, and Sunset Blvd. Additionally, DKC/O&M represents Andrew Lloyd Webber, famed designer and architect David Rockwell, Harvey Fierstein, The Entertainment Community Fund, BTC, in addition to consultancies with other major theater and arts organizations, and more.
DKC/O&M is led by its founder, longtime media strategist Rick Miramontez, who began his career as the press director of the Center Theatre Group / Ahmanson Theatre during its now legendary run of hit productions from 19XX to 19XX. He also served as press director for the seminal 1987 and 1990 Los Angeles Festival (the latter under the direction of Peter Sellars). His first firm, Rick Miramontez Company, represented many of the major arts events on the West Coast from the late-1980s through the mid-1990s. He moved to New York in 199X, and Broadway hasn’t been the same since.