How to be a cruise ship entertainer by Royal Caribbean Cruise Director Jerome Sueur.

Many performers who have worked on cruise ships for years still don't really understand what goes on behind the scenes. They worry about guest ratings, what happens if they have a poor show or who to contact if they have a problem. In this podcast I talk to Royal Caribbean Cruise Director Jerome Sueur and ask the questions you always wanted to ask but never had the chance. 🔔 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