Alan Hulme is a journalist based in Salford, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news and events. With a passion for the arts, Alan covers theater-related articles, including updates on local theaters, new seasons, and upcoming productions. His articles provide insight into the vibrant theater scene in Salford and the surrounding areas.
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Alan Hulme's coverage focuses heavily on local entertainment news, specifically in the theater and performing arts realm. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming theater productions, local performances, or interviews with actors and directors involved in these productions.
As a journalist covering local entertainment events and press releases related to theater and performing arts, Alan may appreciate receiving exclusive information about new productions or behind-the-scenes insights from industry professionals that can add depth to his coverage of upcoming shows.
It's important for PR professionals reaching out to Alan Hulme to tailor their pitches specifically around theatrical events happening within Salford or the broader United Kingdom region.
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Bringing three generations together, star of stage and screen Gaynor Faye and her son, Oliver Anthony, appear in the premiere UK stage tour of The
Backed by stars with past links to the Liverpool Everyman, the theatre has launched Everyone Starts Somewhere , its 60th anniversary fund raiser aimed at highlighting the importance of regional theatres.
Internationally-acclaimed, Denbigh-raised chef Bryn Williams is to open a landmark restaurant at Theatr Clwyd.
Nathan Powell is the new creative director for the Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse theatres, moving up from his previous role as artistic advisor to the theatres.
TV medic and presenter Dr Ranj Singh makes his musical theatre debut when the new UK tour of hit musical & Juliet opens at the Manchester Opera House this summer (July 8-20).
Books from Dame Judi Dench, director Bill Alexander and the late Richard Pilbrow are among the six shortlisted today for the Society for Theatre Research's 26th Theatre Book Prize.
Written and directed by emerging playwright Sam Bates, Sessions (King's Arms, Salford, June 5-7; Buxton Fringe, July 9-12) is Sam's first show under
A new partnership between Keswick's Theatre By The Lake and the National Trust, with financial support from Keswick Lions, has allowed the theatre to offer a new all-terrain mobility scooter - a "Tramper" - for hire.
Blackpool's Grand Theatre has been awarded £450,000 by the Arts Council for repairs to the stonework if the Grade 2* listed building.
The 2024 Horizons Festival of new theatre, performance, visual art, film, music community events and family-friendly workshops, returns to HOME Manchester from June 21-23.
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