Bram Fulk is a journalist specializing in local news and entertainment in Columbus, Ohio. As a writer for WBNS-TV, Bram covers a wide range of topics, including local theater productions, art exhibitions, and community events. His articles provide readers with insights into the vibrant arts and culture scene in the Columbus area.
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Bram Fulk's coverage is heavily focused on local entertainment news, particularly theater and performing arts in Columbus, Ohio. He often features events and announcements related to local performances.
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By: Bram Fulk
Victoria Players Children’s Theatre’s “Les Misérables” runs July 25 through the 28 at Liberty Union High School.
These events are free and open to the public.
By: Bram Fulk
The director said the story is all about friendship and the journey of lead character Greg as he finds himself through middle school.
Every Thursday, Columbus Commons hosts the Food Truck Food Court with trucks from all over central Ohio taking part.
By: Bram Fulk
The musical follows the life of Gypsy Rose Lee who struck out in the waning days of vaudeville and became a burlesque dancer.
"It's all about empowering individuals and a lot of that is done through relationship building with those we serve."
The Potion Parlor Speakeasy will be on Sept. 7 at The Sanctuary on Neil in Columbus's Victorian Village.
"It's all about her misadventures as she goes throughout the world," explained Taryn Jennifer Huffman, the play's director.
By: Bram Fulk
Embracing the Prohibition Era time period in which the show is set, the Short North Stage has prepared a whole speakeasy experience for theatre-goers.
"Big Fish" is the first of five shows that make up The Contemporary's 2024-2025 season.
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