num_pages: 176
description: The field of cabaret performance is creative, full of opportunity and excitement--and it's booming! Here is the first book to show performers the ins and outs of mounting a cabaret act. Talented entertainers need to know both the creative and business aspects choosing the right material, finding a music director, selecting wardrobe; structuring the act, getting bookings, publicizing the act; and even making a CD of it. Bob Harrington was cabaret columnist for Back Stage until his tragic death in 1995. Sherry Eaker, editor-in-chief of Back Stage and editor of The Back Stage Handbook for Performing Artists, lives in New York City.
language: English
title: Cabaret Artist's Handbook: Creating Your Own Act in Today's Livliest Theater Setting
titlecomplete: Cabaret Artist's Handbook: Creating Your Own Act in Today's Livliest Theater Setting
ratings_count: 8
publisher: Watson-Guptill Pubns