Top Journalists
>
Brock Wilbur

Brock Wilbur

Editor-in-Chief at The Pitch

Contact this person
Email address
b*****@*******.comGet email address
Influence score
44
Phone
(XXX) XXX-XXXXGet mobile number
Location
United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Community News

View more media outlets and journalists by signing up to AI PR

View latest data and reach out all from one place
Sign up to AI PR Toolkit

Recent Articles

thepitchkc.com

Gift of Jab: Feelings don’t care about your facts in KCAT’s vaxxtirical Eureka Day

Photo by Brandon Parigo Eureka Day runs through September 27 at City Stage in Union Station. Ticket info here. In a modern America full of folks who cannot agree on basic definitions of reality, there is perhaps nothing more threatening than a group of people who insist on hearing “every point of view.” There is no unity to be found,...
thepitchkc.com

Zak Hilditch’s We Bury the Dead brings clever contributions to four...

Zak Hilditch’s We Bury the Dead brings clever contributions to fourth wave zombie cinema
thepitchkc.com

KC Film Critics announce 60th James Loutzenhiser Awards for year’s ...

Director Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” nominated in eight categories, received five awards at the 60th Annual James Loutzenhiser Awards, voted on by the members of the Kansas City Film Critics Circle. These included Best Film, the Robert Altman Award for Best Director and Best Supporting Actor for Sean Penn. Director Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” received three awards, including...
thepitchkc.com

Julia Jackman’s 100 Nights of Hero is fantasy romance like they don...

Courtesy IFC Director/screenwriter Julia Jackson opens the curtain this weekend, nationwide, on a film that delivers on a genre I didn’t know I was missing. Based on Isabel Greenberg’s graphic novel, 100 Nights of Hero follows a world of storybook players, built on a civilization that worships a bird-god from the sky, and manifests his will into a cruel ideology....
thepitchkc.com

Unicorn's genre-bending Magic Valley Community Theatre’s Little Wom...

Photo by Don Ipock I love the Unicorn Theatre when it takes chances. As is our social contract, their latest is a world premiere of a show I couldn’t expect to see anywhere else. The last calendar year has seen the Midtown venue deliver on some of KC’s best work, and unfortunately, artistic director Ernie Nolan is overseeing some of...
thepitchkc.com

Letter from the Editor: The best is yet to come

This month's Letter from the Editor touches on all of the winners in our annual Best of Kansas City 2025 issue of The Pitch.
thepitchkc.com

Unicorn’s The JonBenét Game dares to ask “What if true crime garbag...

The JonBenét Game. // Photo by Don Ipock Look, no one is more suspicious than me when a piece of media comes along that promises to challenge our societal ideas about True Crime. I came up in the stand-up comedy world alongside a few of the Big Names that would go on to make careers out of repeating Wikipedia entries...
thepitchkc.com

Halloween 2025 film recommendations for a very bad, bad time

If you’re reading this, I just want to say ‘thank you’ for being a reader of The Pitch. We all appreciate you, and our team gets a bit emotional about our readers… especially around the holidays. And what is Halloween if not our biggest holiday? What’s scarier than being a journalist? Only a couple of things. Here’s my list of a...
thepitchkc.com

Indie animated feature Boys Go to Jupiter brings cozy game aestheti...

It is rare these days for me to encounter a film I wish I could live inside. That’s probably on me, choosing to mostly watch dreadful horror or terse thrillers or whatever dogshit Ryan Murphy has served up this quarter. Boys Go to Jupiter, currently playing at Screenland Armour and coming soon to VOD, is a rare highlight for me in...
thepitchkc.com

Supernatural thriller Good Boy does daring drama from a dog’s persp...

Courtesy IFC Films Earlier in the year, Good Boy got announced and immediately filled my friend group with equal parts demand to see it immediately… and of course, dread. A horror film told from a dog’s perspective hooked us. Who wouldn’t want to see that? Well, I suppose, most people. Considering how things tend to go for dogs in horror films,...
thepitchkc.com

Reservation for 650,000: Kansas City’s hospitality industry braces ...

Soccer fans react to the official FIFA World Cup host city announcement on Thursday, June 16, 2022, at the Kansas City Power and Light District in Kansas City. (Zachary Linhares/The Beacon) It’s a good idea to make dinner reservations for parties of more than six people. It allows the restaurant to be staffed and prepared for larger-than-usual groups. Well, FIFA...