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Sabrina Boyd Surka's coverage predominantly focuses on local entertainment news and cultural events in Philadelphia. She has a strong preference for expert commentary, indicating she is likely to be receptive to pitches from individuals with deep insights into the local arts and culture scene or those involved in the specific events or productions being covered.
Considering her emphasis on community-related topics, such as gun violence and outdoor activities, Sabrina may also welcome pitches related to community initiatives addressing these issues or unique outdoor experiences within the region.
When reaching out to Sabrina, it would be beneficial to tailor your pitch specifically toward local Philadelphia-based stories that align with her focus on entertainment news and cultural themes.
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By: Sabrina Boyd Surka
“The Wiz” first debuted on Broadway in 1975 and was adapted into a movie three years later, featuring Diana Ross and Michael Jackson. This latest revival combines inspiration from those past versions with a new vision of the present.
Playwrights Paul Oakley Stovall and Benjamin Sprunger worked with the Baldwin estate to adapt “Giovanni’s Room,” and now Stovall is directing its world premiere with Quintessence Theatre Group.
By: Sabrina Boyd Surka
The name of the game is “Space Opera,” presented by Obvious Agency. Instead of a traditional audience, “players” work in societies to make decisions that create the narrative. After each round, performer-facilitators improv new elements.
By: Sabrina Boyd Surka
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) A playable theater experience in Philadelphia combines performance with the interactivity of role-playing games.The
People’s Light Theater in Malvern is ending its season with an extended engagement of “Little Shop of Horrors.” This production also features non-traditional gender casting, including a non-binary Seymour played by Anna Faye Lieberman.
By: Sabrina Boyd Surka
The play runs Aug. 21 through 24, and features some big names in Philadelphia theater, including Brian Anthony Wilson, Carlo Campbell, Ozzie Jones, Steve Crum, Walter DeShields, Steve Wright, and Leon Alexander.
By: Sabrina Boyd Surka
For the cabaret, he’s stripping away the spectacle of Broadway and the rock bands he’s performed with and putting on an intimate show, just him with his guitar and a piano player.
