Chynna Santos is an affiliate editor for Things To Do, a section of Broadsheet Media. With a focus on local events and experiences in Melbourne, Chynna covers a wide range of topics including food, fashion, art, and travel. Her articles provide readers with recommendations and insights into the vibrant culture and lifestyle of the city.
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Chynna's coverage is heavily focused on local events, promotions, and lifestyle in Melbourne. She regularly covers topics related to travel, food, and entertainment news with a focus on the Melbourne area.
Given her interest in event coverage and promotional deals, she would likely be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights into upcoming local events or new promotions within the Melbourne area. Additionally, she may be interested in receiving information about noteworthy personalities or businesses involved in the local lifestyle scene.
Pitches should consider aligning with Chynna’s emphasis on house & home content as well as beauty & fashion trends within a local context. If you have relevant expertise or offerings specific to Melbourne's lifestyle scene, it could resonate well with her coverage preferences.
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Mary Shelley’s classic tale gets a new stage adaptation of monstrous proportions.
Mary Shelley’s classic tale gets a new stage adaptation of monstrous proportions.
Get a look at the ambitions and inner lives of a dedicated team of professional dancers as they put their lives and bodies on the line for a spot on a Broadway chorus line.
By: Chynna Santos, Huxleys
Garrett and Will Huxley are putting on a series of photoshoots and parties for Melbourne Fringe Festival, reclaiming a domain where people have felt unwelcome.
By: Jo Duck, Chynna Santos
The 13 productions it is staging in 2025 include Broadway musicals, comedies, powerful memoir adaptations and a dark satire set right here in Melbourne.
We’ve rounded up some of Melbourne’s finest floral artisans. Bookmark this for Valentine’s Day, then revisit at any time of the year (because fresh flowers are great any time).
By: Chynna Santos, Kate Shanasy
The host of the long-running show Eat It adores this town. “It's one of the great food cities in the world,” he says. We find out where he likes to eat, and what he loves most about Melbourne.
By: Chynna Santos
It has 500 square metres of wall space, different routes for all levels, a Decoy board, a cafe and plenty of space to socialise off the wall.
By: Chynna Santos, Karl Giant
It includes new work by Patricia Cornelius and a boundary-pushing new piece performed by actors who see the script for the first time on stage.
With more than 100 works spanning four decades, this major new exhibition explores the power of painting to blur the lines between genres and mediums.
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