Lee Rodriguez
About
Lee Rodriguez
Freelance Writer
Lee Rodriguez originally hails from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and developed his love for writing during his undergraduate experience at the University of Pittsburgh, where he studied Journalism. While attending school, he began writing weekly articles for the university student newspaper, The Pitt News. His favorite subject to write about was sports, but that changed one fateful day when he was introduced to Broadway theatre during a week-long road trip to New York. From that point forward, Lee knew he wanted to work in theatre journalism. Once he graduated with a BA in Journalism, he moved to New York City to join the industry and increase his Broadway knowledge. Lee’s favorite type of shows are jukebox musicals, being particularly fond of American Idiot and Jersey Boys, and he loves to dissect show subject matter and understand what makes them successful and what makes them fail.
News Story Archive for Lee Rodriguez
Harry Potter Ticket Brokers Jailed in Major Milestone Conviction
Jul 11, 2022
After Harry Potter Ticket Brokers are Jailed in the UK for Illegal Practices, Other Ticket Markets, Including NYC's Broadway, Begin to See Changes in Law and Policy
Some Broadway Shows May Not Reopen Post Pandemic
Oct 1, 2020
Some Broadway shows may not reopen once the COVID-19 pandemic passes in NYC
Shubert Organization Considers Blockchain Broadway Tickets To Thwart Ticket Brokers
Jun 2, 2020
Shubert Organization Is Set To Implement Blockchain Technology On Broadway Ticket Sales In An Effort To Increase Profits And Thwart Secondary Ticket Brokers
Andrew Lloyd Webber Shows How To Stream Broadway, Others Miss The Mark
Apr 24, 2020
Andrew Lloyd Webber Delivered A High Quality Broadway Streaming Product That Was Worth Watching, But Other Shows Failed To Deliver Anything Proving That Broadway Pr...
Red Death In 2020: 16 Broadway Shows Set To Close In January
Jan 1, 2020
Many Broadway Shows Are Scheduled To Close In Late 2019 And Early 2020 And It Is Not Just The Holiday And Seasonal Themed Broadway Shows That Are Due For The Axe.