Ben Waldman is an Arts Reporter at the Free Press. He focuses on themes in arts and entertainment, particularly theater, journalism, and media, encouraging readers to explore local cultural offerings. Ben's work has been featured in The Brandon Sun, Winnipeg Free Press, and Training Journal.
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Ben Waldman's focus is on local entertainment news with a significant emphasis on event coverage. He covers a wide range of topics including local theatre productions, music events, and film festivals. If you have information about upcoming or ongoing cultural events in Manitoba or Winnipeg, such as theatre plays, concerts, or film screenings, Ben may be interested in covering them.
Given his strong focus on the local arts scene and live performances, reaching out to provide exclusive insights into behind-the-scenes aspects of these events could be particularly appealing to him. Additionally, if there are any unique or unconventional entertainment experiences taking place in the area that align with his coverage themes (such as "Taylor Swift Dance Party" mentioned), he might find those interesting for potential coverage.
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Earth Angel's Leah Magnan loves to find and finds to love. Last summer, the Edmonton-raised, independent maker of what she refers to lovingly
By: Ben Waldman
Winnipeg’s Joshua Henry was on top of the musical theatre world Sunday at Radio City Music Hall, winning the Tony Award for best performance by an ...
For Sara Kasdan, the author of the mid-century ethnic best-seller Love and Knishes, the titular dough pocket was a pathway to everlasting romance
Riverine origins matter at Baro, an eatery just west of the Health Sciences Centre on Notre Dame Avenue, but don’t overlook the connective power of...
In 2011, a decade before a pandemic renoviction caused Bobby Dove to fly the coop from Montreal, the swaggering trans troubadour snuck onto the bil...
Four Manitoban artists — Begonia, Boy Golden, JayWood and Propagandhi — have a shot at becoming the first local musicians to win the prestigious Polaris Music Prize after earning a spot on the award's official long list of 40 notable albums released last year.
By: Ben Waldman
In a sartorial era defined by the destructive environmental impacts of cheaply made, microplastic-laden garments, two Winnipeg clothing entrepreneurs are taking fast-fashion competition to the cleaners one cycle at a time.
The Trappist Monastery Ruins are enlisted as the stand-in for a bedraggled Trojan battleground in An Iliad, the second production of Shakespeare in the Ruins' 2026 season.
The last time indie quartet Federal Lights held an album release show, the band played the Good Will Social Club and sold tickets at Music Trader.
When Peter Harder learned how to make music, his mother taped the notes on the piano keys.
