Lindsay Christians is a food editor and arts writer for The Capital Times, focusing on the local scene in Wisconsin, particularly in Madison. With a passion for exploring the culinary and cultural offerings of the area, Lindsay brings a unique perspective to her articles, highlighting the vibrant arts community and the diverse food scene in the region.
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Lindsay Christians' coverage primarily focuses on local entertainment, food and beverage, as well as events in the Madison area. For effective outreach, consider pitching stories related to new restaurant openings or expansions, cultural events, theater performances and art exhibitions within the Madison community.
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Brian Friel's poetic memory play “Dancing at Lughnasa” runs at American Players Theatre in Spring Green through Sept. 27.
By: Lindsay Christians
Johnson, a Madison-raised American Players alum, prepares to go on tour with “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” opening in Chicago on Sept. 10.
By: Lindsay Christians
At American Players Theatre through Sept. 28, “Constellations” is a multiverse love story, a theme and variations starting with “boy meets girl.”
By: Lindsay Christians
Robinia on East Washington Avenue had a popular vegan restaurant and lively patio. It closed abruptly in May. What happened, and what’s next?
By: Lindsay Christians
Wisconsin author Jeanette Hurt’s new book, out Sept. 3, explores the history of the whiskey sour from punch to modern riffs like the Paper Plane.
By: Lindsay Christians
Forward Theater opens Rajiv Joseph’s ‘King James’ on Sept. 12. The play follows two young men who bond over their love of Cleveland basketball.
By: Lindsay Christians
This year’s events on Oct. 17-20, held mostly at Madison’s Central Library, feature a mix of fiction and nonfiction published within the past 18 months.
By: Lindsay Christians
Matt Phelps and Dave Sramek have opened a restaurant in the former Art Bar location in the Constellation. Ian Stowell is the opening chef.
Matt Phelps and Dave Sramek have opened a bar in the former Art Bar location in the Constellation. Ian Stowell is the opening chef.
By: Lindsay Christians
Rajiv Joseph’s “King James” channels friendship through fandom. Forward Theater's funny, sensitive production runs through Sept. 29.
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