Entertainer Allan Stewart shares his advice for aspiring cabaret performers. скачать в хорошем качестве

Entertainer Allan Stewart shares his advice for aspiring cabaret performers.

Allan Stewart is one of the most respected all-round entertainers in the business. In a career spanning over 40 years he has appeared on numerous television programmes including 3 Royal Variety shows. He's recorded albums and singles and appeared in twenty-two pantomimes. We discuss: Developing the act, using a template, why silence is deadly, how to make every show look like your first, how to make chat sound natural, the first 15 minutes, working with a director, upping the ante, reacting to the room, why you should never give a straight man a funny line and what Allan learned from earning from Al Jolson. 🔔 Subscribe to the newsletter and get FREE training http://eepurl.com/hpRgEH 👉 Buy the book on Amazon https://amzn.to/3aOYZVy 👉 Join the Facebook group http://bit.ly/2YKHCA1 👉 Visit the website www.cabaretsecrets.com Recommended videos: 👉 Supercharge Your Singing Career    • Super charge your singing career with Caba...   👉 How To Be A Guest Entertainer for Royal caribbean Cruises    • How to be a Guest Entertainer for Royal Ca...   👉 How To Sing With A Big Band    • How to sing with a big band by Joe Pettitt...   About the Cabaret Secrets book: ☑️ It’s your personal director. Every artiste needs to know where they can improve and what they should be working on. ☑️ Save years of hard work. Cabaret Secrets gives you a fast track to success. ☑️ Save money. If I only knew these secrets when I first started out 20 years ago I would have saved £1000s on bad musical arrangements, £1000s on wasted publicity and £1000s recording CDs that sounded terrible. ☑️ Amazing advice from the best in the business. ☑️ Practical advice you can use. What they say: 🌟 “Williams’s attention to detail is all that you would expect from the author of Cabaret Secrets, a fascinating insider’s handbook on how to nurture an audience for the kind of classic songbook fare that struggles to make itself heard in a world obsessed with The X Factor.” Clive Davis, The Times 🌟 “…an invaluable guide to negotiating the minefield of creating a cabaret act and making a career and living from it.” Mark Shenton, Playbill 🌟 “Your fabulous book will be my bible in the coming weeks as I get my act together and take it to the Hippodrome” Liz Robertson, West End star