Joseph Dalton is a freelance journalist and arts critic based in Albany, New York. He writes for the Times Union and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, covering a range of topics including opera, classical music, theater, and botanical illustrations. His work has also appeared in Hoard's Dairyman.
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Albany, United States (Local)
Joseph Dalton's focus is on local entertainment, particularly in Albany and the surrounding areas. He covers a wide range of topics within performing arts such as classical music, opera, theater, and reviews. Given his emphasis on event coverage and reviews, he may be receptive to pitches related to upcoming performances or productions in the Albany area.
If you have newsworthy events or performances involving classical music, opera or theater happening locally in New York state or specifically in the Albany area, they would likely resonate with Joseph. Additionally, if you are involved with individuals or organizations making significant contributions to these art forms within this geographic region, Joseph might find them interesting for profile features.
Consider reaching out with information about unique productions or events that showcase innovative approaches to classical music performance in the local context.
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By: Henry Ridley, Joseph Dalton
From field sketches to Herbarium commissions, botanical illustrations are deeply entangled with the history of science.
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Review: Opera "The Dragon of Wantley" balances comedy, accomplished singing at Troy Music Hall Saturday night
By: Joseph Dalton
Carols, spoofs and a merry time with Fort Salem Theater's new holiday stage tradition
By: Joseph Dalton
Review: Albany Symphony handles monumental Brahms, Schumann pieces with grace, aplomb in Troy on Saturday.
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