I have read that the money for featuring is lower now than it was in the 80s/90s. I was wondering if this holds still for 'out of the ordinary' dancers. I mean like dancers that are top notch in their area of expertise or niche market?
I look at some agency websites and a lot of the dancers listed don't have any physical features that separate them from each other.. no offense if anyone here is listed! I don't know of any members here that fit the 'out of the ordinary' criteria so I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction for some information regarding this. I would really like to know if the money is drastically down for everyone or just, again sorry for the wording, "regular" dancers?
2 more question that don't deserve their own thread..
1. Would it be considered a bad practice to email a feature agency and ask about the pay? This is a cash business but I don't know if this would be a tacky question to ask in the first email!
2. Lastly, would it be unrealistic to drive to dance gigs if you are traveling with 2 or 3 small (less than 10lbs a piece) dogs? I have 1 right now and am on 2 waiting lists for future furbabies.I am on the understanding that features dance weekends so between private shows and club appearances I will still have some down time on my hands..




I am on the understanding that features dance weekends so between private shows and club appearances I will still have some down time on my hands..
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what are you going to do with those dogs? take them in the club? i sure as hell wouldnt. leave them in the car? um, no.

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