Margaret Hall is the Night And Weekend Editor at Playbill. She covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular focus on theater, plays, and musicals. Margaret's work has been featured in notable publications including NewsBreak, Irish Echo, Nature Portfolio, Playbill, Nerdist, and The Post and Courier.
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Margaret's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, particularly theater and broadway. She often covers specific events and announcements related to the local New York entertainment scene.
Given her focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches related to interviews or exclusive insights into upcoming performances, behind-the-scenes looks at productions, or insider perspectives on the Broadway industry.
Since Margaret is locally focused in New York City, consider pitching stories that are tied directly to the city's vibrant theater community. Additionally, offering unique angles related to plays, musicals, performers with ties to New York could grab her attention.
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The Lost Boys film star paid a visit to the story's hit Broadway adaptation.
The duo are working hard to welcome new audiences to Manhattan Theatre Club.
The cult favorite movie musical already has a long history of audience interaction, but Sin City may be taking that even further.
By: Margaret Hall
The musical is Cluedo meets Clueless, a black-comic murder mystery from Gen-Z, gated-community America.
By: Margaret Hall
The upcoming season will also present a new play from Anne Washburn and the New York premiere of Lloyd Suh's The Heart Sellers.
The riverside park will hosts 56 different events, including concerts, world premieres, and live radio shows.
The country musical previously delayed its Off-Broadway return following venue troubles.
By: Margaret Hall
After 25 years, Angel Records has finally released the two singles from Irving Berlin's Annie Get Your Gun that Reba McEntire recorded during her time in the Broadway revival. McEntire led the cast for six months in early 2001
By: Margaret Hall
Plus, Bradley Whitford and Tom Blyth will star in A Few Good Men at Lincoln Center Theater.
A fan event will celebrate the Tony-winning musical entering the Belasco Theatre record books.
