As a full-time road-lifer, I've done a hefty bit of research on where to park my RV or pitch a tent. After googling "campsites near me," on repeat for the past year, I've come to rely on a few choice sites and apps that, when
Where to audition and submit for cruise ship singer, dancer, entertainer auditions
Here's a quick round-up of some of my most memorable cold ones, a post better enjoyed with a beer. Tested and proven, for you scientific pleasure. To be clear, there's more where this came from. Apparently, I am THAT girl takes a picture of every beverage that's every entered
Florida, you know I love you. But I can't do this anymore. This time I'm really leaving you. I know it's not the first time I've said it I'm going for good
Follow my blog with Bloglovin In all my days of sniffing sea breeze I've encountered nothing quite like the wind that whips off the Oregon coast. Nothing compares to the scent that rolls in off the Pacific and meets the dense forests of Oregon—crisp, wet, evergreen,
When I travel to cities like New York or London, I know a good dance class awaits. Those cities are known for their arts communities. But sometimes, as I travel to places not particularly known for dance, I find myself asking 'Could I find a good dance class here?' Dance
*Originally written for "My Dance Dreams Blog." So you're fresh out of studio training and you're wondering where to go next. What kind of dancer are you, and where will you thrive? Are you pining after the bright lights of Broadway? Or manifesting dreams of making it in
I cannot get away from the term "digital nomad." It's everywhere, in the most annoying way. Sometimes I just want to give it a firm elbow, like the kid in class who won't stop playing the drums with his pencils. Okay WE GET IT, you
Florida, you know I love you. But I can't do this anymore. This time I'm really leaving you. I know it's not the first time I've said it I'm going for good
You are ready to nail your first audition—prepped with your dance shoes, a headshot, and the fierce determination of a dancer who has trained their whole life for this moment… So now what? Those MainStage dreams won’t wait around. You’ve got to go out and get them!
Being a dancer, or artist of any kind, is hard work—rewarding to the soul, but often not for the bank account. Does the term “starving artist,” sound familiar? Sadly, the stereotype is too often true. High paying jobs for dancers are hard to come by.
What does it take to make it as a freelance performer? Besides being able to sing, dance and act, today’s artists also have to have to be their own boss—the CEO of their personal brand. You can practice songs and rehearse your choreography until you