There’s a myth in the dance world that in order to be successful, a dancer has to choose between being onstage or behind the scenes. But what if you have the ability and the opportunity to balance both? For Megan Wright, performing and arts administration go hand in hand. Wright is a freelance dancer in […]
Ever wondered how a professional performer’s resumé differs from that of, well, a normal working person? Maybe you’re curious about what “AEA” or “SAG-AFTRA” stand for, and why you as a dancer should worry about these acronyms. Or perhaps you’re just dying to know how it really feels to understudy a leading role on Broadway. […]
Picture this: You just landed your dream role in a Broadway show. But instead of jumping right into rehearsals, you’re first asked to fill out an application for something called the Actors’ Equity Association (AEA). Uh, hold up. What’s AEA? It’s a union that covers dancers. Depending on your goals, you’ll likely encounter either AEA […]