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  • Moving To NYC: Finding Your Squad

    If you’re a new (or not-so-new) actor in New York, you probably know it can be tough to find your people. Trying to fit in a little chill time between jobs, scripts, and auditions isn’t easy, and doesn’t leave much time for networking, let alone finding new friends to fill your comp seats on opening night.
    If you’re looking to find your tribe in the city, here are five ways you can get started.
    Find a class.Not only will an acting (or singing, or dancing) class keep you sharp for your next audition, it can also be a great way to scope out new friends, collaborators, or even employers. You never know, maybe the person trying out their time step next to you will be the next Cartier Williams. Check out our Backstage Guide to finding an acting class for more tips!
    Volunteer.Gone are the days of simply volunteering to be an usher on Broadway—but if you’re looking to spend a little extra time in the theater, many smaller theaters offer robust volunteer (or internship) programs. Even if you’ll be spending the majority of your time in admin or ticketing, working in theaters is, unsurprisingly, a great way to meet theater people. Check out the Actor’s Theatre Workshop volunteer program to

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