Rohan Preston is the Lead Theater Critic at the Star Tribune. With a focus on arts and entertainment, he covers plays and musicals while also exploring broader cultural movements and pop culture. Rohan's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News and The Seattle Times, showcasing his expertise in theater and cultural commentary.
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Minneapolis, United States (Local)
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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 Orpheum Theatre project will ease things for “Hamilton” and “Wicked” fans as it unites the playhouse with the building next door.
Working at theaters and museums, Kate Sutton-Johnson displayed feverish creativity.
Audiophiles and newbies gather every in Bloomington every month to hear new things on their favorite records.
By: Rohan Preston
How does music sound on a stereo system that costs nearly as much as a house?
By: Rohan Preston
The Ordway launches a hot-blooded new production of the hit movie, with screaming fans, rippling abs and a Broadway dream riding on that famous lift.
The beloved ’80s movie launches a new global stage life in St. Paul with sizzling bodies, soulful music and enough chemistry to get Baby out of every corner.
By: Rohan Preston
Set in a dystopian future, the new play is written by a Minneapolis therapist who wants his characters healed.
His exacting artistry turned a neighborhood playhouse into a theatrical destination.
The Warroad native inspired many of the top theatrical talents in the Twin Cities, both as an actor (he appeared in a memorable "Fargo" role) and a director.
By: Rohan Preston
The “Sneakers” and “Nomadland” star makes his Guthrie Theater debut in Samuel Beckett’s masterpiece.
