Jerald Pierce is an arts and culture reporter based in Seattle, Washington. He covers a wide range of topics including theater, visual arts, music, and cultural events. Jerald's writing focuses on highlighting local artists and events, as well as providing insightful reviews and recommendations to his readers.
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Jerald Pierce's articles predominantly cover local arts and entertainment events in Seattle, Washington. He focuses on theater performances, art exhibitions, and cultural festivals. Given his focus on event coverage and the local arts scene, he would likely be interested in pitches about upcoming or ongoing theatrical productions, art exhibits, or cultural events happening in the Seattle area.
Pitches that highlight diverse and inclusive aspects of the arts community are also likely to resonate with Jerald given his coverage of diversity-related topics within the context of entertainment. If you have information about unique artistic endeavors or culturally significant events taking place in Seattle or surrounding areas, it could be a good fit for Jerald's coverage interests.
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Grab a lawn chair or blanket and head outside to catch these performances from companies offering everything from Shakespeare to contemporary dance.
If you're looking for more ways to celebrate Pride this June, these artsy options spanning theater, comedy, music and visual art are just the picks for you.
This list, with stops in Chicago and just beyond, should help those looking to experience theater in a way only summer can provide.
“I want people who are fans of him to have a great time and I want people who never listen to Michael Jackson to have a great time."
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By: Jerald Pierce
There’s a wonderful goofiness to the production, directed by Tommy Rapley.
The first 312 Comedy Festival will include performers such as Hannibal Buress, Craig Robinson, Nicole Byer and Mary Lynn Rajskub.
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By: Jerald Pierce
"The movement allows you to hear the music in a new way, and the music allows you to see the movement in a new way.”
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By: Jerald Pierce
If you’re looking to enjoy some comedy, and perhaps see someone you haven’t caught live before, here are 10 comics stopping by the Chicago area.
By: Jerald Pierce
Under all of the laughs, there’s a surprising amount of heart in “Twihard!,” thanks in no small part to the music.
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