I’m back in Midtown working on Cats: The Jellicle Ball, and it feels good to be here again.
The last time I was in town working on a Broadway show like this was 2019 with Ain’t Too Proud. I’ve done a few out of town productions since then, including Soul Train, but this one is Broadway. And hopefully it will be around for a while.
Over the years, a lot of people have reached out about grabbing coffee, talking shop, or just connecting. I understand it. When you’re building a career in this business, conversation matters.
Schedules always get tight. Mine included.
But until tech starts in March, I should be available around lunchtime through the end of February. Once tech begins, that window will probably close.
So if you’ve been meaning to connect, this is a good time. Pick a lunch spot, send the invite, and we’ll make it happen. I’d rather sit down for a focused conversation than go back and forth over long email threads.
You can reach me directly at:
info@broadwaydrumming101.com
And if you’re nowhere near Midtown Manhattan and lunch isn’t realistic unless you’re booking a flight, there’s another option.
My new book, Broadway Bound and Beyond: A Musician’s Guide to Building a Theater Career, lays out what it actually takes to build a sustainable career in this world. The mindset. The preparation. The business side. The parts people don’t always spell out clearly.
You can grab a copy on Amazon, or order a signed copy directly at signaturebrandworks.com.
Same conversation. Just in book form.
Maybe I’ll see you at lunch!
Don’t forget to check out some of the great resources I have in this section: REAL WORLD TRAINING STARTS HERE