• Ep. 66 – Meg Masseron, Playbill Reporter

  • Mar 20 2023
  • Length: 40 mins
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Ep. 66 – Meg Masseron, Playbill Reporter

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  • Playbill Night-time Report, Meg Masseron, sits down to discuss her career in Theatre reporting as well as the importance of criticism and journalism. Meg is a recent graduate of Marymount Manhattan College and joined to discuss her position as the night-time/weekend reporter at Playbill! Before that, she has been independently published in various theatre journalism hubs: TheatreMania, Theatrely, American Theatre, etc. She is one of my best friends on Twitter and has brought to light so many issues revolving around the inclusivity and accessibility of Broadway. Join the conversation as we discuss: The learned importance of networking and presentation of yourself as an artist An impactful divide between theatre criticism and journalism in modern years A comparison in print media as opposed to digital media – and the importance of each The overlap between marketing Broadway productions and writing articles centering around those same productions And much more! Learn more about Meg! Instagram: @megmasseron Twitter: @megmasseron Thank you so much for being here and for your support!! I hope that this show continues to be a resource for artists of all interests to find the place they deserve in this wonderful industry… Join me for future interviews and content below! BPN.fm/RealTalk Instagram: @_RealTalk_Pod Twitter: @_RealTalk_Pod TikTok: @RealTalkPodcast Facebook: Real Talk with Mason Bray Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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