Richmond, Va.-based copywriter and journalist. Head of copy
Rich Griset is a Richmond, Va.-based copywriter and journalist serving as the head of copy. He focuses on various themes including arts and entertainment, theater, architecture, culture, and food, exploring topics such as cultural movements, animation, and urban art. His work has been featured in prominent publications including the Richmond Times-Dispatch, The Washington Post, and The New York Times.
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Rich Griset's articles primarily focus on local events and evolving stories, with a strong emphasis on entertainment news and some coverage of business-related topics. Based in Richmond, Virginia, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events, entertainment news, and businesses within the Richmond area or the state of Virginia. Pitches could include unique cultural events, profiles of local musicians or artists, developments within the Richmond business community, and specific trends related to entertainment or business in the region.
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Richmond Triangle Players readies a new queer version of the musical “I Love You Because.”
Boulevard Burger & Brew at 1300 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd. Photo by Scott Elmquist
An interview with Calder Loth, the Richmond architectural historian suing the Trump administration over the proposed United States Triumphal Arch.
Gwar-chive (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Freak Flags RVA
5th Wall Theatre and Blk Virginia Theatre Alliance ready “Tambo & Bones,” a hip-hop satire on racism and capitalism.
The ICA hosts Abigail DeVille’s “Deo Vindice (Orion’s Cabinet),” an art installation inspired by the burning of Richmond.
Just in time for the Fourth of July, the Branch opens “Americana,” an exploration of the design and branding of the United States.
Firehouse Theatre readies the world premiere of “Safety,” a homegrown comedic musical about trauma.
“The Buried Cause” highlights the contents and history of Monument Avenue’s Confederate cornerstones.
