broomryder

Thank you, again, to everyone who responded to my last post!

One more question though: How easy is it to break back into a specific theatre scene?

Currently I'm working for a theatre in Washington, D.C. until May. Slowly I'm building connections and learning where to go for overhire gigs and the like. And even though I love it here, I am considering striking out beyond my original hometown. If I do leave DC, I'm certain I would eventually want to come back, either in a year or two or three or six...you get the idea. So how easy is it to break back in? Or am I just worried over nothing?

Cheers!

Hi all -

I'm job hunting and I'm seriously considering joining a tour starting around August 2010. The thing is, I've never worked a tour before and I don't know anyone who has. What websites are a good source for listings? Is there a period where tours start looking to hire for their next season (rather than looking for people who can work right away) that I should especially keep my eye on?
I already know about backstagejobs.com, but should I look anywhere else?

Cheers!

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mods, if this is not allowed, I apologize and please delete.

Do you like musicals? Do you like Drew Sarich? Have you even heard of him? If not, check him out, and if you like what you see/hear (or know anyone who does), please join/promote my new community:

Where anyone is welcome to come and celebrate Drew Sarich with icons, graphics, photos, videos, discussions...the sky is the limit! Feel free to join and/or spread the word!



Thanks!

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