Emily McClanathan is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, with a focus on local arts and culture. She writes for the Chicago Tribune Media Group and the Chicago Reader, covering theater, music, and other artistic events in the city. Her articles provide insightful reviews and commentary on the vibrant arts scene in Chicago.
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Emily Mcclanathan focuses primarily on local theater and entertainment in Chicago, with a strong emphasis on reviewing productions. Given her focus, she is likely interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming or ongoing theatrical performances and events happening within the Chicago area.
Those looking to pitch Emily should consider offering exclusive access to interviews with cast members, directors, or behind-the-scenes personnel involved in the local theater scene. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on current or upcoming productions could be of interest.
It’s also worth noting that Emily may appreciate pitches about unique and unconventional performances that bring something different to the Chicago entertainment landscape.
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Throbbin Wood at PrideArts brings a naughty twist to a traditional holiday "panto" about Sherwood Forest's famous residents.
By: Kayla Samoy, Emily McClanathan
The temperatures are dropping but holiday lights displays are popping up to entice you outdoors despite the chill.
Hamlet to Chicago The Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark will make its American premiere in Chicago at Harris Theater for Music and Dance.
By: Emily Mcclanathan, Kayla Samoy
The temperatures are dropping, but holiday lights displays are popping up to entice you outdoors despite the chill.
By: Emily McClanathan
“Come make a play with us.” Susan V. Booth, artistic director of the Goodman Theatre, extends this simple yet compelling invitation to audiences for the 2024 New Stages Festival.
By: Emily Mcclanathan
The new entrance exhibit in place of the former Caribbean Reef is part an ongoing renovation leading up to the aquarium’s centennial in 2030.
By: Emily Mcclanathan
It’s a fun premise, though unevenly executed: Dickens must perform his 171st annual reading of “A Christmas Carol.” And he’s sick of it.
By: Emily Mcclanathan
As staged by the talented Blank Theatre Company, a group of friends gather in Berlin to try to understand their moment.
For local history buffs and nonfiction fans of many stripes, I offer up nonfiction recommendations written by or about Illinoisans.
By: Emily Mcclanathan
The from-Chicago comedian is on a stand-up tour for the first time in years, ready to use all the stuff she’s been through as material.
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