I'm not sure. But I think you can check the equity site do a list of theatres across the country that give out points!
peggylee0802/24 2:00pm
Will do, thanks!
thebakerswife02/24 2:45pm
They do not. And the reputation is not good. Not even worth putting on your resume.
However it's pretty good pay for a completely non eq stock.
swagswag02/24 2:51pm
yikes. just read the gig and tell..
peggylee0802/24 3:13pm
I just read it too. wow...
thebakerswife02/24 3:51pm
so on the gig and tell thing it said that this is also associated with boebe productions and jersey shore entertainment? is that correct? so i'm guessing i shouldn't bother going to that Grease open call they're having in a few weeks...? thanks!
jt192802/24 6:32pm
Yup! It's all the same exact people....though I heard from a few people that did Hairspray in Reno a few years ago, that it was significantly more organized doing a sit down production with them. Can anyone comment on this?
swagswag02/25 7:44am
I worked with Jersey Shore Entertainment as a replacement in "Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story" in Reno several years ago. I didn't mind working with them, although I haven't worked with Ocean (though its artistic director, Steve Steiner, was a part of JSE when I worked with them). I think doing either is worthwhile. Decent pay, housing, and a bit of a per diem if you end up working at the El Dorado.
I'm not sure. But I think you can check the equity site do a list of theatres across the country that give out points!
Will do, thanks!
They do not. And the reputation is not good. Not even worth putting on your resume.
However it's pretty good pay for a completely non eq stock.
yikes. just read the gig and tell..
I just read it too. wow...
so on the gig and tell thing it said that this is also associated with boebe productions and jersey shore entertainment? is that correct? so i'm guessing i shouldn't bother going to that Grease open call they're having in a few weeks...? thanks!
Yup! It's all the same exact people....though I heard from a few people that did Hairspray in Reno a few years ago, that it was significantly more organized doing a sit down production with them. Can anyone comment on this?
I worked with Jersey Shore Entertainment as a replacement in "Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story" in Reno several years ago. I didn't mind working with them, although I haven't worked with Ocean (though its artistic director, Steve Steiner, was a part of JSE when I worked with them). I think doing either is worthwhile. Decent pay, housing, and a bit of a per diem if you end up working at the El Dorado.