Diana Nollen is an Arts and Entertainment writer at The Gazette. She focuses on a variety of topics including music, theater, and cultural events, with a particular emphasis on the arts scene in Iowa and Des Moines. Diana's work has been featured in several publications, including the Gettysburg Times, The Argus-Press, La Crosse Tribune, Titusville Herald, and News-Press NOW.
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Cedar Rapids, United States (Local)
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Diana's coverage primarily focuses on local events and entertainment in the Iowa area, with a significant emphasis on event coverage. She would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local events, performances, or activities that cater to the interests of her audience in Cedar Rapids and Eastern Iowa.
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By: Diana Nollen
New York-based ensemble pushing boundaries of classical styles with modern influences
By: Diana Nollen
Karen Kral showcases favorite works from lifelong journey CEDAR RAPIDS — Lifelong artist Karen Kral admitted to having a lump in her throat as her first art exhibition opened Nov. 8 — her 85th birthday.
All roads lead globe-trotting Manchester native back home to Midwest
From a Messiah sing-along and music by candlelight, to swing, bells and bluegrass beats, sweet treats await nearly every musical taste
By: Diana Nollen
Intimate space allows plenty of space for cast to play with woke sensitivities CEDAR RAPIDS — Will “The Thanksgiving Play” make Theatre Cedar Rapids' predominantly white audiences squirm?
By: Diana Nollen
National tour of Tony-winning musical coming to Iowa City from Dec. 6 to 8, 2024 Previous generations found touchstones in “A Chorus Line,” then “Rent,” followed by “Spring Awakening” and “Hamilton.”
From outdoor light shows to Old World charm, seasonal festivities are springing up through December
By: Diana Nollen
Robert Cargill adds ancient history expertise to History Channel shows, documentaries, YouTube channel
Ben Gulley bringing classical, classy vibe to seasonal celebration
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