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Maddie Browning

Maddie Browning

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Reporter and Writer, The Boston Globe

Boston, Littleton, Taunton

Biography

I am the arts reporting fellow at WBUR. I also freelance for The Boston Globe and Boston.com. I am open to pitches at browning@bu.edu, maddie.browning@globe.com, and browningmadison11@gmail.com.

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environmental issues, music books, food breaking news, comedy fashion, theater film and TV,visual art

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Anything not related to the above

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Total articles 427

  • 5 things to do this Patriots' Day weekend

    By Maddie Browning| WBUR News Verified Field Guide to BostonWe’re swiftly approaching the semi-quincentennial (say that three times fast), or 250th anniversary, of the American Revolution. Naturally, the people of Massachusetts have a lot to say about it and many events to celebrate the occasion. This week is the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s midnight ride, but if that’s just a Noah Kahan song to you, there’s plenty more arts events happening in Greater Boston this weekend.

    By Maddie Browning · WBUR News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • 5 things to do this weekend, including Broadway trivia and a contemporary ballet performance

    By Maddie Browning| WBUR News Verified Spring has sprung (kind of). As I write this, it’s cold and dreary, but there are some awesome indoor arts events happening this weekend to brighten up any gloomy day. There’s Broadway trivia, an autism-friendly museum night and more for art lovers to enjoy. Curtain Call Broadway TriviaThursday, April 10The Huntington Theatre and Trident Booksellers & Cafe are coming together to present a Broadway trivia night. Theater fans can prove their knowledge of their favorite musicals and Broadway history.

    By Maddie Browning · WBUR News

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Next generation of concert tour and Broadway dancers train in new program

    By Maddie Browning| WBUR News Verified If you have attended a highly produced concert for artists like Beyonce or Taylor Swift, you have likely seen backup dancers performing intricate and highly synchronized choreography while never missing a beat. This type of dancing is called commercial dance. These dancers need to be versatile, performing styles from circus arts to hip hop.

    By Maddie Browning · WBUR News

    Apr. 03, 2025

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The Boston Globe

The Rhode Island bureau of The Boston Globe.

Boston, United States

+1 617-929-7900

Founded: 1872