Robert Hofler is an author and journalist who writes for various publications, including Yahoo Sports Canada, TheWrap, and Yahoo News UK. He covers a wide range of topics, including theater reviews, entertainment news, and cultural events. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports UK, The Daily Beast, and Cigalah Group.
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Robert Hofler's coverage is exclusively dedicated to theater reviews, focusing on Broadway and Off-Broadway productions. He would be interested in pitches related to upcoming plays or musicals, especially those with unique or innovative elements that could make for compelling reviews.
Given his focus on reviewing specific productions, he may appreciate pitches suggesting behind-the-scenes access or exclusive interviews with actors, directors, or producers involved in the shows he covers. Additionally, offering insights into the creative process of developing these performances could capture his interest.
While Robert does not have a specified geographic focus, his coverage leans heavily towards New York-based theater productions. Therefore, relevant pitches should prioritize events and developments within this region's theatrical landscape.
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The TV Evangelist scam artist with too much makeup is turned into a feminist saint worshiped by gay men
By: Robert Hofler
George and Martha put their guests Nick and Honey through a series of nasty games in Edward Albee's “Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” Add three more
By: Robert Hofler
With a prolific stage director like Bartlett Sher, you generally know what you're going to get whether he's working on Broadway or the Met Opera.
Although the Oscar-winning actor appears in every scene, it's Arliss Howard who fascinates as a sexist boss
The outrageous new musical "Death Becomes Her" injects real comic life into Robert Zemeckis' dark fantasy starring Meryl Streep.
Robert Hofler · 3-min read Classic novels don't make for good movies. And classic movies don't make for good stage musicals, “Some Like It Hot” being the most recent example.
By: Robert Hofler
If ever a play needs a prequel, it is Katori Hall's “The Blood Quilt,” which opened Thursday at Lincoln Center Theater's Mitzi E.
By: Robert Hofler
Christmas is anything but the most wonderful time of year in Leslye Headland's new play, also starring Shailene Woodley and Mare Winningham
By: Robert Hofler
One of the funniest scenes on Broadway right now is not spoken, sung or danced. It is written. You have to read it on the back stage wall, and it is absolutely hilarious as well as scary.
The George C. Wolfe-directed revival of American musical "Gypsy" starring Audra McDonald is audaciously different.
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