It was 18:05 on a Thursday and I walked out into the floral air of the concert hall foyer. Filled with gold bannisters and plush carpets, the room was starting to fill. Tribes of classical music fans filled the foyer sipping champagne and pensively flicking through programs as they discuss the affairs of the day with each other.
Part 1: The Resume
I recently gave a talk at the University of Nevada – Las Vegas to junior and senior theatre students. Among the questions, I was asked about resumes. It’s interesting. Over the years, how to craft an effective resume has been a frequent topic of conversation. Versions of this question come up regularly when I sit for Q & A’s in the theatre when I visit college classrooms, and in other professional and educational settings.
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