David Timberline is an Author at WTVR-TV and Style Weekly. He focuses on themes of culture and society, often exploring topics such as plays and musicals, pop culture, internet culture, and cultural movements. David's insights and writings have been featured in WTVR-TV and Style Weekly.
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Richmond, United States (Local)
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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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5th Wall’s captivating “Wolf Play” effectively captures a child’s creative coping skills.
RTP’s staged reading of “The Three O’Clock Briefing” gets upgraded to a developmental premiere.
Local stage favorite Katrinah Carol Lewis to take over as artistic director at the Firehouse.
The Bard’s wife and a slew of hits propel a jaunty voyage of self-discovery in Broadway smash “& Juliet.”
“WitchDuck” skewers misogyny in a wild world premiere from Cadence and Firehouse.
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Emotional resonance lurks in the raging battles of Virginia Rep’s “Little Bear Ridge Road."
This year's Resonate podcast festival to focus on the crisis in American journalism.
Institutional challenges aren't stopping local theaters from fascinating fall shows.
