Choreographer Required - Biggest show in Perth early next year! (2007)

It's not organisation if you can't inform the potential choreographers what they're expected to do. They don't have reveal the plot or anything like that, but an interested party will want to know: payment/volunteer duration of season and rehearsals type of choreography or skills needed who they will be working with (including the company's background) >NA WROTE: "why bother advertising now"..... >I don't see it as an advertisement for the show, to me it >looks like a post for expressions of interest to choreograph >a musical.... but hey, I have been known to be wrong. Anything and everything is advertisement... just look at the length of the thread so far... I am lightened up - I'm also experienced enough to recognise a particularly suspicious sounding advert for a job that I might source and promote. I refuse to send private emails to find out information on an advert that was made public; the information that we're asking for is information that is generally made public in a job ad. Considering that I can't even tell whether or not it is an advert for a professional or an amateur company, I think it's fair enough to ask for more information before I suggest to other people to apply. Paid work is hard enough to come by in this industry - we don't need murkier waters. The Prompt Copy Networking emerging theatre professionals www.thepromptcopy.com Sticky Apple Legs http://stickyapplelegs.artsblogs.com