Rohan Preston is the Lead Theater Critic at the Star Tribune. With a focus on arts and entertainment, he explores themes of theater, culture, and society, while also delving into topics such as plays, musicals, and pop culture. Rohan's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News and The Sacramento Bee.
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Rohan Preston's coverage primarily focuses on local entertainment news, particularly theater productions and reviews in the United States, Minnesota, and Minneapolis. He frequently covers events and provides reviews of various theatrical performances.
Given his focus on theater productions and reviews, Rohan would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing theatrical events in the areas he covers. Additionally, he may appreciate insights from industry experts or exclusive interviews with key figures involved in local theater productions.
Pitches should center around topics such as new theater releases, behind-the-scenes looks at upcoming shows or profiles of individuals associated with the local entertainment scene.
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The flashy automotive subculture is finding its own road in a state better known for snowplows.
By: Rohan Preston
Hundreds of people walk and drive around as they admire cars spanning eras and style and at the grand opening of Millrace Motor Club's new storage facility in St.
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By: Joy Summers, Rohan Preston
Get dinner ideas that are inspired by plays at the Orpheum, Guthrie, Children's Theater Co. and Ten Thousand Things in Mpls. and St. Paul.
By: Joy Summers, Rohan Preston
Go with meals that mimic the fun of theater’s top shows playing in the Twin Cities right now, from “Harry Potter” to “Wizard of Oz.”
The Jungle Theater’s efforts to sell its building underscore mounting pressures on companies to keep afloat.
In wake of the Jungle Theater putting its home up for sale, some companies question whether Minnesota can maintain its celebrated cultural richness.
The theater hopes to make a decision later Monday on whether to resume performances.
Penumbra Theatre is the standard-bearer for the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright’s work.
By: Rohan Preston
The company is confident in its work and place in history at a time when many are clamoring to claim part of August Wilson's legacy.
