If you'd like to entertain on the world's largest cruise ships, here's some invaluable insider information from one of Royal Caribbean's senior Cruise Directors. We discuss the kinds of acts who work best on ships, why it's not enough to be a great singer, how to won over non English speaking audiences, how long the show should be, socialising with guests onboard, why it's important to have good billing, whether you should make friends with the Cruise Director, how ratings work and whether standing ovations really matter or not.

Marcus Reeves is the founder of cabaret coaching services Web Coach London and Between the Songs. In this quick interview recorded at last year's London Cabaret Convention we discuss his latest support initiative 'Between the Songs'.

When she's not singing Kai Hoffman she spends her time teaching stagecraft and helping other performers reach their potential. In this Podcast she tells all.

As Artistic Director for Belinda King Productions, Lisa Cottrell is responsible for the whole process of creating and presenting shows from beginning to end. In this great interview she shares her expertise.

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Flickr, Snapchat... what's the point? Is it

worth spending hours updating and amended these sites? George Brummer is a

social media expert who tells us how to make social media work for us.

If you're a singer who wants to add a little humour to your set don't try

and become a comedian. Instead listen to advice from top comic Tom

O'Connor.

I chat to Musical Director Pete Rogers about a musician's perspective on

what makes a good act and how to best work with the band on board.

With over 20 years on the cabaret scene Tim McArthur has won critical

acclaim and across the world. This interview covers everything from putting

your show together, how to talk to an audience and how to crack the

Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

In this podcast I talk to Royal Caribbean Cruise Director Jerome Sueur and

ask the questions you always wanted to ask but never had the chance.

London based Laura Davis has spent years promoting shows on both sides of

the Atlantic. If you want to take your cabaret across the pond, she could

be your secret weapon.