There are going to b many times when you e working with other entertainers. Maybe you are in the same show, maybe you are collaboration, maybe its a competition. No matter what it is, there are behaviors that are respectful and behaviors that should never happen.

There are 3 things that every performer wants to happen when they step on stage.

Have you ever been approached for a booking or gig that just did not feel right? Maybe it was the low-ball pay; maybe it was how you were approached. Knowing what your worth will help when deciding it’s time to say no.

It is perfectly normal to have a job and still be a performer. Its ok to have a job and go after your passion at the same time. We all have to balance work, rehearsal, family, performances and life events.

Focusing on your dreams is one of the most important decisions you will make. It is truly life-altering. So what about the wife and kids? What about all the financial responsibilities lying over there on the counter in the form of BILLS?

Every entertainer needs to have an online home, some place to send potential fans when they want more of your art.

Adversity is inevitable when you are a performer. There are going to be people and things that slow you down or try to bring you down. It's all in how you face it.

Have you ever seen a movie so many times you damn-near have it memorized? What if your audience felt that way about you? It happens more often than you might think.

Who Are you when you step on stage? If that is a question that has never crossed your mind, tune in.

In this episode we take a deep dive into the root of the art of drag - Lip Sync. Many people disregard lip sync as an art form and I am here to advocate why every performer should learn to lip sync like a Drag Queen.