Peter Marks is the Director at The Washington Post. He specializes in theater criticism and entertainment, while also engaging with topics such as climate policy, consumer health, food safety, and health news. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Forward, The New York Times, and USA TODAY.
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Peter Marks primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly within the theater and performing arts space. He frequently covers events in the local Washington D.C. area as well as broader trends and developments within the industry.
Given his focus, Peter would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming theater productions, behind-the-scenes insights into notable performances or interviews with key figures in the world of Broadway and musicals.
If you have unique access to performers, directors, or other insiders within the theater industry or can provide exclusive information about upcoming shows or significant developments in performing arts, your pitch may catch Peter's attention.
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After beginning in a former burlesque house 75 years ago, Arena Stage became a model for stages nationwide, while featuring James Earl Jones, “Dear Evan Hansen” and more.
When the curtain rose on Arena Stage in Washington, D.C., in 1950, it was as if a spotlight was being switched on for live theater across America. Under the stewardship
Despite the recent declaration that the measles outbreak in Texas has ended, the largest outbreak of measles recorded in the United States overall in three decades continues, with ongoing outbreaks in a several other states. Explanations for the current situation include declining confidence in the public health establishment following the recent pandemic and increased vaccine hesitancy. The latter has been brought on, at least in part, by organized disinformation campaigns spreading lies regarding the benefits and risks of vaccines.
Daniel Pollack-Pelzner's life of the “Hamilton” creator traces his talent back to early childhood, and offers adoring reflections from friends, teachers and others.
By: Peter Marks
Daniel Pollack-Pelzner’s book about the “Hamilton” creator traces his talent back to early childhood and his ability to wow people at every turn.
