Rob Lester is a writer for BroadwayWorld.com, specializing in reviews and features on stage musicals. His work has also been featured in PRWeek. With a passion for the arts, Rob brings his expertise and love for Broadway to his articles, providing insightful and entertaining coverage of the theater industry.
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Rob Lester's coverage heavily focuses on providing reviews of entertainment events, especially in the areas of cabaret, music, and Broadway. He seems to have a keen interest in live performances such as concerts and musicals. Given his focus on reviewing these types of events, he is likely open to pitches that provide exclusive access or insights into upcoming shows, behind-the-scenes details about productions, or interviews with artists and performers.
As Rob does not specify any geographic focus it suggests an openness to covering events from various locations.
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By: Rob Lester
The beaming blonde songstress with a trademark look (matching hat and feather boa) greeted the audience with a warm and reflective “Hello, Young
By: Rob Lester
The captivating veteran singer booked for several December dates at Dizzy's made jazz songs delicate, decorative, and delectable.
By: Rob Lester
December 12th was the night for the annual Christmas concert, live and live-streamed, with James Barbour and his guests.
By: Rob Lester
Christmas is the season of hope – hoping for joy, harmony, and goodwill. Easier said than done.
By: Rob Lester
Swing on by Birdland Jazz Club for A SWINGING BIRDLAND CHRISTMAS with Jim Caruso, Billy Stritch, and Klea Blackhurst. It will get you into the holiday spirit just in time. The show, celebrating its 15th anniversary, is in full swing through 12/25.
By: Rob Lester
As a musical antidepressant for the anticlimactic period post-Christmas, a kind of cure for the curmudgeon, and a pep-filled panacea for pessimism, I
By: Rob Lester
The ever-bubbly entertainer Richard Skipper, whose love for the classic musical comedy Hello, Dolly! — and its original star, Carol Channing — knows
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A crooner with charisma, a vocalist with versatility, an old soul with new energy: that's dynamic and delightful David Marino, with a powerful voice, radiating star power.
I don't know what kind of vitamins Kurt Elling is taking, but I want some. With “Steppin' Out,” he stepped up to the stage to start his set at
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