Graeme Strachan is a Nostalgia Writer at The Courier and Evening Telegraph. His work often explores themes in arts and entertainment, theater, and culture, with a focus on plays, musicals, and the music business. Graeme's writing has also been featured in The Press and Journal, The Sunday Post, and the British Theatre Guide.
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Graeme Strachan focuses on providing event coverage, often with historical and nostalgic themes related to Dundee, history, entertainment news, sports, and photography. His articles frequently include stories that evoke nostalgia or celebrate local history.
If you are pitching to Graeme, consider offering unique insights into historical events in the Dundee area or captivating human interest stories related to entertainment or sports from a bygone era. Additionally, if you have expertise in local culture or can provide expert commentary on historical events captured through photography, your pitch may resonate well with his coverage style.
Given his focus on specific locations but lack of geographic preference indicated in the provided details about him suggests he could be open to relevant pitches from other regions as long as they align with his emphasis on nostalgic storytelling and local history.
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By: Graeme Strachan
Elena Arvigo / Rhymes with Purple / Santa Rita Teatro ZOO Playground –
By: Graeme Strachan
John Anthony Gorman theSpaceTriplex – Grief manifests in many ways.
By: Graeme Strachan
Giuseppe Verdi, libretto by Antonio Somma, based on Eugene Scribe's libretto Gustave III Zurich Opera House Festival Theatre Edinburgh – 30 August 2026
By: Graeme Strachan
Lanford Wilson Deep Flight Productions theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall –
By: Graeme Strachan
– There are many ways to approach issues that afflict modern culture and society, especially ones like objectification and the perceived worth of women in society.
By: Graeme Strachan
Gabi Flares and Andrea Maciel Underbelly, Cowgate – … “You left me,” says Gabi Flares, staring at an audience member with an air of hurt incomprehension.
By: Graeme Strachan
Luke Thornborough Alchemy Theatre and Jewel Box Productions Assembly George Square –
By: Graeme Strachan
Bashar Murkus Khashabi Theatre Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh –
By: Graeme Strachan
Douglas Yannaghas Cold Open Theatre Greenside @ Riddles Court –
By: Graeme Strachan
Kirsty Mann Summerhall – What price would you put on owning the home of your dreams? Would it be a ghost?
