S16E07 - On the Road Again

On the Road Again There’s no doubt that one of the greatest delights of working in the entertainment industry, is the chance to travel, meet and work with new people, and perform to new audiences. The willingness to tour and traverse cities, counties and sometimes even internationally in order to get shows and gigs (particularly the far away ‘one-nighters’) is one thing - but getting there is another! Yes, this week the Drewling Samantics chaps are on the move (not literally of course, well not just yet anyway!) No, today’s topic of chat is around the willingness, necessity and complexity of travelling for jobs, and the logistical uniqueness of hardly ever having one regular place of work. The boys pick over an area of the business that, for them, is part of everyday life, and, while admittedly it is sometimes straight forward, often it can be problematic - which could put many people off! This pod has given us multiple examples of how the world of performance differs from other vocations, and the travel aspect is another obvious one - just look at how a lot more people are working from home in recent years, but of course for a great deal of the time and for numerous obvious reasons, that simply isn’t possible for an actor. And then there’s having your own mode of transport - both Drew and Sam are car owners and enjoy driving, something that a large proportion of performers aren’t and don’t. Alternative versions of transport are available of course but they present their own problems and pleasures. So join this interesting and enlightening discussion, as Drew and Sam throw some light on their own successes and difficulties navigating this aspect of a creative’s life, and delve further into yet another of the intricacies of being a performer! Social Media Facebook.com/DrewlingSamantics Instagram.com/DrewlingSamantics Twitter.com/Drew_and_Sam Youtube.com/@DrewlingSamantics RSS Feed https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1696714.rss Music Vlad Gluschenko - Sunny Winter Day Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en Ping us a message - we love to hear your thoughts!