Our writers are phenomenal.
We never stop emphasizing that independent, professional local arts coverage is important and increasingly hard to find. But one thing that strikes me over and over is the sheer skill and dedication of our writers. Not just their clear, inviting, evocative prose. But the deep knowledge (or research) that adds critical context, or pushes crucial questions that others aren't asking. Week after week, I'm in awe of their understanding, their dexterity, and their love for the art forms they critique.
Have you been thinking about our May event, The Power of Food Media: A Conversation with Kae Lani Palmisano and BSR? Get your seats now! Friends of BSR get a discount. We're excited about this one.
In other news, don't miss our latest podcast episode, talking with the stars of Abandon, the latest premiere from James Ijames, opening tonight at Theatre Exile. And look out Friday morning for our May BSR in the Wild mailer, where subscribers get an exclusive peek at where our staff is heading this month.
Alaina Johns
BSR editor-in-chief
