Life of a Freelance Dancer

Life of a Freelance Dancer is a blog, journal, and tool for those who are interested in freelancing themselves, that want to know the ins and outs of freelance work, or are just curious about the life of a freelance dancer.

11.03.2017

Chapter Closed

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I know all you avid readers have been patiently waiting for me to return and continue turning out valuable, candid content here on LoFD...

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8.02.2017

Summer Hiatus Update

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Greetings to all of you, my beloved readers! I hope that you have been enjoying an incredible summer full of hard work, rest, relaxation,...

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6.13.2017

Summer Break

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A month ago, a close friend since my time at the School of American Ballet suggested the idea that I begin to slow down my work here on L...

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5.22.2017

Talking to People You Don't Know at Events

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Dancers at Contact: A Networking Event for Freelance Dancers After teaching at Steps on Broadway this past Sunday, I picked up a coffe...

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5.10.2017

Finding What Makes You Unique & LOFD Writes for Dance Magazine

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My story on the all-new Dance Magazine website I really can't express how grateful I am to be having a whirlwind year when it comes...

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4.26.2017

7 Rules for Posting on Social Media for an Audience

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A typical scene around Jackson Square in New Orleans If you follow me on any of my other social media outlets ( Facebook , Instagram , T...

4.12.2017

Springtime: A Time for (Contract) Renewal

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My new work, Diagnosis , premieres this Saturday in NYC (Photo: Eduardo Patino) It's been a busy, busy few weeks here at Life of a ...

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Barry Kerollis: Philadelphia, PA, United States; It is every dancers dream to land a job in one of America's top dance companies. I did that twice, staying with one company for 7 seasons. I spent years successfully pushing forward to get the opportunity to perform featured and leading roles within the company. In 2011, I chose to exit the luxurious world of a major ballet company to enter the small concert dance scene. After less than a year in this new lifestyle, unforeseen circumstances thrust me out into the world of dance on my own with no company to call home. My name is Barry Kerollis and I am a freelance dancer (http://barrykerollis.com/)

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