Rita Charleston is a local journalist based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She writes for The Philadelphia Tribune and her work has also appeared in the Chestnut Hill Local. Rita's articles cover a wide range of topics, including theater reviews, music events, cultural happenings, and profiles of local businesses and artists.
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Rita Charleston's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment news, with a focus on local events and profiles in the Philadelphia area. She would likely be receptive to pitches centered around local artists, music performances, theater productions, and special events within the entertainment industry in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia.
Given her significant coverage of seasonal topics and event announcements, she may also respond well to pitches related to upcoming holiday shows, theater performances, comedy acts, or musical events happening locally. Additionally, feature story ideas about individuals or businesses making an impact on the local entertainment scene could be of interest to Rita.
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“I’m not absolutely sure why jazz appeals to anyone else, but it appeals to me mainly because it’s an art form with so much diversity. In fact, that means everyone
By: Rita Charleston
By the time you reach your 100th birthday — if you’re lucky enough to do so — you should be able to do anything you want for fun.
By: Rita Charleston
Award-winning singer and actor Darius de Haas, whose career has spanned from Broadway to concert stages around the world, brings his holiday show, “Let Me Carry You This Christmas,” to
By: Rita Charleston
He comes from a small town in Arizona called Cave Creek. It’s a town he describes as “full of cowboys,” something Mason Reeves is definitely not! In fact, he quips,
By: Rita Charleston
We know the name. We know the music. But do we really know the man himself?
By: Rita Charleston
Inspired by comics like Eddie Murphy and others, Michael Blackson began to develop his own comedic skills in the clubs in and around Philadelphia where his family ultimately set down
By: Rita Charleston
When Bobby, the lead character in Stephen Sondheim’s smash hit “Company,” transitioned from a white male into an African American female, perhaps no one was more surprised than Nikki Renee
Take a pot, a pan, a ladle, even the kitchen sink. And in the hands of members of the award-winning international percussion sensation known as “Stomp,” a delightful show is
By: Rita Charleston
“I guess you could call me a meat and potatoes kind of actor. I like things that are juicy and deliciously exciting, and that’s exactly what I was offered in
By: Rita Charleston
Even if you don’t know her name, you definitely know her music. Before embarking on a successful solo career, Lisa Fischer worked steadily singing backup for such luminaries as The
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