Senior Business Intelligence Analyst, Office of Institutional Equity, Excellence and Success
David Timberline is a Senior Business Intelligence Analyst for the Office of Institutional Equity, Excellence, and Success. As a writer for Style Weekly, he focuses on local events, entertainment, and cultural topics in the Richmond, Virginia area, providing readers with engaging and informative articles that highlight the vibrant community.
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David Timberline's work predominantly covers local entertainment events in Richmond, Virginia. His focus on event coverage and entertainment news indicates a preference for pitches related to upcoming arts and cultural events, new theater productions, dance performances, or any unique entertainment experiences within the Richmond area.
Given his emphasis on local events and arts & entertainment topics, he may be interested in receiving pitches about emerging artists or performers from the Richmond area, as well as unique cultural happenings that showcase the city's artistic scene. Additionally, since David focuses on "Theatre" and "Dance," pitches related to these topics would likely resonate with him.
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Director Shanea N. Taylor updates “Much Ado About Nothing” with modern context and women in charge.
Without a venue since 2020, Chamberlayne Actors Theatre announces residency at Hanover Tavern.
With “A Few More for the Road,” local favorite Alan Sader turns his cancer diagnosis into a gift to the community.
“Peter and the Starcatcher” lights up the Firehouse stage with an enchanting origin story.
Three new dancers bring a diversity of experience to Richmond’s professional company.
Stage stars Grey Garrett and Lindsey Zelli find new ways to expand their repertoires.
Actors overcome sometimes shallow family drama in the musical “John and Jen” at the Mill.
The songs are essential in Richmond Ballet’s farewell to its Studio Theatre.
At its 20-year mark, the Richmond Folk Festival gets a glorious glow-up in a new documentary.
Richmond’s two big literary gatherings will honor authors as well as help develop new ones.
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