In short, your resume is your performing arts history reduced
to a single 8" x 10" sheet of paper. It should contain the highlights
of your performing experience and should be stapled to the back of your
headshot (as opposed to providing to prospective
employers separately).
Maybe you're just starting your career and aren't quite
sure what the expectations are for your resume. Or maybe you have that
sinking feeling that your current resume isn't up to par. We've got some
good advice for both new performers and performers with lots of experience.
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