Lindsey Wilson is the Director of Promoted Content at CultureMap, specializing in local coverage of arts, culture, and lifestyle in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. With a focus on theater, events, and dining, Lindsey's articles provide readers with insights into the vibrant cultural scene of Texas.
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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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Hope you're hungry, San Antonio, because the CultureMap Tastemaker Awards are back and more delectable than ever.
By: Lindsey Wilson
A veritable field of florals, pastels, and bright, bold colors sprouted in and around the Hilton Anatole's Trinity Ballroom on March 22 for Community Partners of Dallas' 18th annual Chick Lit Luncheon.
Amphibian Stage presents "Marie & Rosetta." Photo by Evan Michael Woods
By: Lindsey Wilson
If you bet on Dallas Theater Center to be the first DFW theater to secure the rights to Waitress, go claim your celebratory slice of pie.
By: Lindsey Wilson
MainStage Irving-Las Colinas' 2024-25 season is here, and it borrows a line from the master himself, Stephen Sondheim. "Art Isn't Easy" may be from the musical Sunday in the Park With George, but it's A Little Night Music that starts off the season, followed by four plays.
By: Lindsey Wilson
Lyric Stage, the Dallas-based theater company dedicated to the development and preservation of musicals, has announced its 31st season, which will not take place at its previous home, the Majestic Theatre.
By: Lindsey Wilson
A week after revealing its 2024-25 season, Dallas Theater Center has another big announcement: Jonathan Norton, who has served as Dallas Theater Center’s resident playwright since 2019, has been named interim artistic director.
COLUMBIA, Ky. – Five former Lindsey Wilson College student-athletes were inducted into the LWC Athletics Hall of Fame on Saturday at the Roberta D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center on
Though technically a midday event, the Junior League of Dallas’ annual Milestones Luncheon on April 5 had strong morning vibes.
Much like how May is kind of an in-between month, weather-wise, this month's theater lineup is just as split. Many productions look to the past — like the founding of America, the Civil Rights movement, and even the fall of the Persian Empire — while others are all about the dystopian future that might be ahead of us.
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