Join us for the season finale of Could Be Pretty Cool News as we explore two distinct perspectives on creative careers. Dr. Steven Sparling shares insights from his journey from professional performer to researcher, studying how artists balance multiple income streams in today's economy. Then, dancer and choreographer Annalee Traylor discusses her evolution from traditional company work to collaborative dance theater.
Key Topics:
- The future of arts education
- Transitioning between creative careers
- Balancing artistic work with teaching
- Portfolio careers in the arts
- Adapting to changes in the performing arts industry
Featured Guests:
Dr. Steven Sparling - Researcher, Former Actor/Dancer Annalee Traylor - Dancer, Choreographer, Educator
Connect with Could Be Pretty Cool:
Email: couldbeprettycool@gmail.com
Season 2 premieres January 2025!
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