Barbara Vitello is a senior writer and critic for the Daily Herald, a newspaper based in Chicago, Illinois. With a focus on local news and events in Arlington Heights and the surrounding areas, Barbara covers a wide range of topics including crime, entertainment, theater, and weather. Her articles provide readers with insightful and informative coverage of the local community.
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Barbara Vitello's articles largely focus on entertainment news, particularly live performances and events in the Illinois area. She would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local theater productions, music shows, comedy acts, and other live performances taking place in the United States, specifically around the Illinois or Chicago area.
Given her focus on promoting local artists and events, she may respond well to pitches that highlight unique or community-driven aspects of particular events or individuals within the entertainment industry.
For those looking to engage with Barbara regarding specific event coverage opportunities or promotions for local artists and performers appearing at upcoming events, crafting targeted pitches highlighting these elements could be effective.
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Prosecutors announced an indictment against a Barrington man charged with fatally shooting his estranged girlfriend last month.
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‘ Nutcracker' in the 'burbs • Engage Dance Theatre brings its version of “The Nutcracker” — including a special sensory-friendly performance
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Pretty in pinkMusic Theater Works concludes its season with “Legally Blonde the Musical,” adapted from the hit 2001 film about a Malibu princess who follows her ex-boyfriend to Harvard Law S...
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Incriminating statements made by the man charged with fatally shooting seven people two years ago at Highland Park's Independence Day parade can be played in court at his trial, a judge ruled Wednesday.
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While many theaters continue to rebound from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Aurora's Paramount Theatre and its concomitant venues, in cooperation with the Aurora Civic Center Authority, have not just recovered, they've thrived.
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Now in its 13th season, Aurora's Paramount Theatre has emerged as the nation’s largest subscription theater with more than 37,000 subscribers.
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It was Thanksgiving morning and I was making ratatouille for a family dinner using a mandoline slicer for the first time.
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Blue Men welcome in 2025 Before bidding Chicago farewell on Jan. 5, The Blue Man Group ushers out 2024 in typical unique and whimsical
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