Lindsey Wilson is the Director of Promoted Content at CultureMap. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, theater, music, and professional sports, with a particular focus on Texas and Dallas. Lindsey's work has been featured in several publications, including the Honolulu Star-Advertiser and Carolina Public Press.
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Lindsey Wilson's coverage focuses predominantly on local entertainment news, particularly in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. She frequently covers upcoming events and promotions related to theater, arts, and entertainment.
Given her focus on local event coverage and promotional deals, Lindsey is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming shows or events in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Additionally, she may also welcome announcements of new initiatives or leadership changes within arts organizations in this region.
As a journalist with a strong emphasis on local content, offering unique angles for stories about theater productions, art exhibitions or events specific to Dallas-Fort Worth would likely capture her attention.
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Kitchen Dog Theater's 2025 season will take place at site-specific locations, much like 2023's Safe at Home did. Photo by Jordan Fraker
It was sports heaven at The Empire Room on Monday, December 9, when fans of food, fun, and football gathered for the second edition of CultureMap's Tailgate party, presented by Verizon.
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Move aside, "Jingle Bells." Members of Dallas-Fort Worth's theater community have debuted a new holiday album full of original songs, all spearheaded by singer/musician Cherish Love Robinson.
The out-of-the-box Fort Worth theater company Hip Pocket Theatre is starting the New Year with a new managing director: Gianina Lambert.
January gets off to a late start onstage, and I for one appreciate that we as audiences have been given some breathing room.
Black Hackler's'Healed' opens the season. Graphic by Evan Michael Woods
Following the announcement last fall that going forward, WaterTower Theatre will occupy less space in the Addison Conference and Theatre Centre, the theater company has found a solution to its venue problem.
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