Anya Ryan is a journalist for BBC Three, specializing in entertainment and cultural coverage. With a focus on the multinational audience in the United Kingdom, Anya's articles have been featured in various publications, including Tatler Business, The Times, Time Out Group plc, The i Paper, and Yahoo News UK. She has also been featured in BBC News, The Guardian, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Anya's coverage is primarily focused on entertainment news, particularly during the festive season. She also covers topics related to the royal family, theatre reviews, and interviews. If you're considering reaching out to her with a pitch, it would be best to tailor it around these themes.
Given Anya's interest in theater reviews and Christmas-related content, pitches could include exclusive access to behind-the-scenes of holiday-themed productions or insights into upcoming seasonal performances.
Additionally, given her focus on beauty & fashion and house & home topics as well as interview features about personal experiences (like texting an ex), she may welcome pitches that offer unique perspectives or expert advice related to these areas during the festive period.
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By: Anya Ryan
Their on, then off, then on-again relationship has given the standup couple plenty of material. They discuss oversharing on stage, comedy after cancellation, and explaining monogamy to their four kids10 of the best shows at this year’s Edinburgh fringe
By: Anya Ryan
A fallen queen bee turns to a social media pyramid scheme in a technological whirlwind of a production, grounded by Emma-Louise Howell’s darkly comic, rhythmic script
The real story of food writer Atoosa Sepehr, who fled her abusive husband in Iran, is retold with the warm familiarity of a friend – while cooking up a fragrant dish live on stage
By: Richard Morrison, Anya Ryan, Allan Radcliffe
Our round-up of all the shows at the Fringe and Edinburgh International Festival reviewed by our critics, from I Wish You Well to The Sound Inside
Julia Grogan has squeezed every ounce out of the experience of girlhood in her marvellous jewel of a play at Roundabout, Summerhall
As she returns to Edinburgh after heart surgery, the comic talks about recovery — and taking on the big screen
By: Anya Ryan
What is it like to be the solo audience member at a fringe performance? I found out at a range of shows designed to give the viewer exactly this experience
Debuts rich in neurodiversity and self-analysis jostle for attention at this year’s festival with a beloved grandma, the Russian elite and a misguided attempt at an apology
By: Anya Ryan
Memories of yesterday shine in Barney Norris’s new play about youth, nostalgia and the paths we choose not to take. After 20 years apart, three school friends f
By: Anya Ryan
Carey Crim asks a series of moral questions in her play about a woman facing the aftermath of her teacher husband’s conviction for sexual misconduct
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