Sarah Marloff is the Arts Editor at Washington City Paper. She specializes in covering queer culture and LGBTQ rights, as well as sexual assault, D.C. culture, and the representation of women and queers in entertainment. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as The Austin Chronicle and Smithsonian Magazine.
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Sarah Marloff's reporting focuses heavily on local arts and entertainment events in Washington, D.C. Given her coverage attributes, she appears to be primarily interested in providing event coverage and promoting local cultural activities. To effectively reach out to Sarah, consider pitching upcoming events, unique community initiatives or developments within the local arts scene that align with her focus on showcasing diverse cultural experiences. Additionally, highlighting stories that involve community support and engagement may also resonate well with her coverage preferences.
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The sophomore novel from the Writer's Center's executive and artistic director is a vivid story of pain, place, and friendship.
By: Sarah Marloff, Stephanie Rudig, Eliza Tebo, Matt S. Siblo, Laura Zee, Steve Kiviat
Transformer's Collector's View series returns, as does the Arab American Culture Festival; plus a book launch for a history on local theater, and shows from Malone, Lemon Twigs, and Bill Callahan.
By: Sarah Marloff
In the middle of collective bargaining, the parent company of Rockville-based immersive audiobook company Graphic Audio laid off half its staff, including the entire bargaining committee.
By: Laura Zee, Christina Smart, Serena Zets, Sarah Marloff
It's a long weekend so celebrate Black Pride, hear Dorn discuss American Spirits, join a dabke dance workshop, revisit New Pornographers, and get ready for the Making Vinyl Conference.
Six hours, 430 artists: Find tailored itineraries based on the bands you already know and love—from Kendrick Lamar to New Order.
As of 10 a.m. this morning, Janeese Lewis George continues to lead the mayoral race and Robert White has officially beat out Brooke Pinto for D.C. delegate.
By: Samantha Ostwald, James Mae, Matthew Dingee, Gail O Hara, Sarah Marloff, Crystal Jones, Alan Zilberman, Erin Smith, Elizabeth Nelson, Hannah Grieco
Check out the venues, museums, burgers, books, beers, gay game nights, and more that City Paper writers are loving right now.
By: Samantha Ostwald, James Mae, Sarah Marloff, Chris Klimek, Serena Zets
For our 2026 edition, City Paper editors and contributors travel back in time to reconsider some of the best people, places, and spaces from a decade ago.
The National Museum of the American Indian and the Hirshhorn are among those currently shuttered due to a mechanical issue. Four of the seven closed for several days last summer for HVAC problems.
By: Sarah Marloff
The Needle gains three points today. Drag race : If you want the glass-half-full angle on the Trump administration's latest display of toxic
