Jim Higgins is the assistant features and entertainment editor at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. With a focus on local arts and culture, Jim writes about a variety of topics including theater, music, literature, and more. His work has been featured in numerous publications and he is known for his insightful and engaging articles.
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Milwaukee, United States (Local)
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Jim's work predominantly covers local events and press releases in the entertainment industry, focusing on performing arts, theater, music, and books within Milwaukee and its surroundings. Given his focus on event coverage and press releases related to the entertainment industry in this specific geographic area, Jim is likely to be receptive to pitches highlighting upcoming local performances or events, new book releases by local authors, or stories about individuals making significant contributions to the local entertainment scene.
If you have news about new productions or events taking place in Milwaukee or involving artists based there, consider reaching out with a tailored pitch that aligns with Jim's interest in covering the city's vibrant cultural scene.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel How to photograph the China Lights on your mobile device
By: Jim Higgins
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Not content with simply disbursing millions of dollars to artists and programs around the country, Milwaukee-based
Stage director Mo Zhou has shifted the story to Nagasaki in 1946, heightening the power imbalance between a callous American and his young bride.
By: Jim Higgins
Many northern Wisconsin locations are reporting peak fall color conditions as of Oct. 17, according to the Fall Color Report posted by Travel Wisconsin.
By: Jim Higgins
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Drop the Brontë sisters in "The Twilight Zone," stir in a little Samuel Beckett, and you might approximate Jen Silverman's dark comedy "The Moors."
By: Jim Higgins
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Ken-David Masur will step down as Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra music director when his contract expires at the end of the 2025-'26 season.
By: Jim Higgins
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel The image of Kenny Britt at the Milwaukee Art Museum is arresting.
By: Jim Higgins
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Giacomo Casanova's name has come down to us as a synonym for a callous seducer.
By: Jim Higgins
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "Giving Good" is a quiet story, but it's one that a child or father in Milwaukee might need to read today.
By: Jim Higgins
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Show Caption Hide Caption Teens play '1812 Overture' side by side with Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra musicians
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