Maggie Yates is a journalist at the Santa Barbara Independent. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on theater, including plays and musicals. Maggie's insightful coverage of the performing arts has made her a prominent voice in the local cultural scene.
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Maggie Yates predominantly covers entertainment news, particularly theater productions and performing arts in the Santa Barbara area. She frequently provides expert commentary and reviews of stage performances. If you are involved in the local theater scene or have expertise related to Broadway or stage productions, reaching out to provide insights about upcoming shows, trends in theater, or analysis of recent performances could be valuable for her coverage.
As Maggie's focus is on local events and productions within Santa Barbara and California, pitches should align with this geographic scope. Additionally, if you have knowledge of cultural events or societal impacts related to the performing arts industry in these specific regions, it would likely resonate well with her reporting interests.
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‘Hershey Felder: The Piano and Me' Tells the Story of the Author's Musical Journey
By: Maggie Yates
The 92-Year-Old Brings ‘I've Seen This Sh*t Before' to Center Stage Theater in Santa Barbara
By: Maggie Yates
The SBCC Theatre Group loves producing a farce, and their current production, Paul Slade Smith's Unnecessary Farce , does not shy away from being preposterous.
By: Maggie Yates
One-Woman Show Takes Us Beyond the History Lessons to the Real Person Behind the Headlines
UCSB's Launch Pad program, which incubates and produces new theatrical works-in-progress, presents a play about activism by Melinda Lopez.
By: Maggie Yates
More Theater/S.B.’s latest production is in Downtown Santa Barbara’s Balboa Building.
Hershey Felder Turns Inward, Blending Storytelling and Masterful Performance in His Most Personal Work Yet
By: Maggie Yates
Kandis Chappell plays Eleanor Roosevelt in the Rubicon Theater Company's production of Eleanor , a one-woman play by Mark St.
As the towers of the World Trade Center were collapsing in 2001, the Federal Aviation Administration closed U.S. airspace, leaving pending flights
By: Maggie Yates
Anna Ziegler's A Delicate Ship explores the emotional earthquakes that occur when the adult version of a person is faced with their childhood self.
