Margaret Downing is an editor specializing in local news and events in the Houston area. With a focus on the arts and education, Margaret covers a range of topics including theater, music, school board meetings, and community developments. Her articles aim to provide readers with informative and engaging content that highlights the vibrant culture and happenings of Houston.
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Margaret's focus lies on local news, education, and entertainment in the Houston area. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events, particularly those focused on theater performances, educational initiatives within HISD (Houston Independent School District), and developments impacting the local community.
Given her emphasis on government announcements and event coverage, Margaret may be receptive to pitches that provide unique angles or human interest stories related to these topics. For example, insights into the impact of new policies at HISD or behind-the-scenes looks at local theatrical productions could pique her interest.
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By: Margaret Downing
"She's the crux of where bel canto beautiful singing meets drama," is how mezzo-soprano Raehann Bryce-Davis describes her role as Azucena, the Romani woman whose tragic life has only been made worse by her relentless drive for revenge in Il Trovatore (The Troubadour). In this newly commissioned staging for the...
By: Margaret Downing
It's a play about grief that's unsentimental and easy to absorb and so personal. That's how Pamela Vogel describes The Year of Magical Thinking about to open at Main Street Theater. Based on the National Book Award winning book of the same title by renowned author Joan Didion (Slouching Towards...
By: Margaret Downing
When Simone Gundy takes the stage as Crystal, one of the DoWop singers in Little Shop of Horrors with Theatre Under the Stars at the Hobby Center it will be a full circle moment for her, she says. "I was actually cast in the show in high school as a senior and...
As the curtain rises, we see a grey wall with graffiti on it. An ominous drum beat sounds and if we needed any more foreshadowing that this story will not be a happy one, we get it shortly as Leonora, proclaiming her love for the mysterious troubadour sings “If I cannot live for him, I will die for him.”
Saying he wanted to branch out beyond concerts and cabaret work, performer Cheyenne Jackson (American Horror Story, Glee) explained how he came to write "a riskier" act that not only showcases his singing talents but allows his audiences to know so much more about him. "I felt much more exposed,...
By: Margaret Downing
Ms. Watson is an American divorcee who's coming to London for the first time. According to Hannah Meade who is directing Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson - Apt 2B: "She's kind of lost. She's seeking out some new beginnings. "Ms. Watson finds Ms. Holmes' apartment is open for a roommate...
In the opera Cinderella, the Prince is named Don Ramiro while the Cinderella character is called Angelina. There is no Fairy Godmother, rather a tutor and mentor named Alidor. The wicked stepmother is replaced by a wicked stepfather named Don Magnifico. The prince's parents are not part of the story...
By: Margaret Downing
A veteran head boys basketball coach and two assistant principals — all in the Houston ISD — were among five people charged with running a teacher certification cheating ring, it was announced Monday by Harris County DA Kim Ogg's office and Houston ISD.
By: Margaret Downing
Posted by RvpAdmin In Post-Journal By Margaret Downing REPORTER Local officials participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony in celebration of remodeling at Village Hall.
By: Margaret Downing
It starts with taxi dancers, those paid dance partners, in this case reminiscent of the 1930s — although it should be considered timeless says Brian Jucha who is getting ready to world premiere his fifth work with Catastrophic Theatre this month. Creator Jucha (he says calling him a playwright is...
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