Mark Fisher is a versatile journalist with a wide range of writing experience. His work has been featured in various publications, including ANCA, BRUCE W, Dayton Daily News, The Guardian, The Scotsman, Hotel-Online, and Paranormaldailynews. Mark covers a variety of topics, from food and restaurants to obituaries, theater, and real estate.
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Mark Fisher's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, including reviews of events and expert commentary. He may be interested in pitches related to upcoming theater productions, new restaurant openings or closures, real estate developments in the entertainment industry, and stories about haunted locations.
Given his focus on event coverage and reviews within the entertainment sector, pitches should align with these themes. For example, providing insights into emerging trends in the theater industry or insider perspectives on notable restaurants would likely appeal to him. If you have access to exclusive information regarding a popular haunted location or an upcoming play festival, it could also catch Mark's attention.
When reaching out to Mark Fisher with story ideas or sources for expert commentary, keep in mind that he covers a variety of topics within the broader theme of entertainment news and is based in Dayton.
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By: Mark Fisher
Nearly 30 years on, environmental activists’ occupation of the North Sea fuel store gets an ambitious, heartfelt musical treatment
As Wicked prepares to fly into Wales Millennium Centre, 24th Oct – 23rd Nov, we meet Sarah O’Connor (Glinda) and Laura Pick (Elphaba) to find out what it's like to take on such iconic roles.
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Gabriel Quigley’s new play is about a gang of Beatlemaniacs desperate to meet their heroes ahead of their show at Dundee’s Caird Hall in October 1964. Interview by Mark Fisher
Students focus on their game. “This is the largest tournament we’ve ever run,” Becher said. “Around 80 odd people from all over Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, and Iowa [were invited] to participate.”
By: Mark Fisher
A new production of The History Boys showcases all of Alan Bennett’s flair, wit and nuance, Seán Linnen, director of the touring show, tells Mark Fisher
By: Mark Fisher
Stephen Joseph theatre, ScarboroughAn unlikely crew, including a vicar and two pensioners, sail a dodgy ship on a voyage to honour an explorer. But the sitcom setup fails to deliver much comedy or sense of quest
By: Mark Fisher
The actor plays a dozen roles with aplomb in a small-town US tale co-written with Ed Stambollouian
By: Mark Fisher
Wolf-like property developers are set to evict the grandmother, who is on a night of drug-fuelled abandon, in this enjoyable show
In our dark times, the Rodgers and Hammerstein classics offer a sugar-coated disguise for a show with political heft
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