Cruise Ship Work - A Dancer's Perspective

This is the last part in our 3-part series on Cruise Ship Work. This episode focuses on the cruise ship dancer gig, and their perspective on the job.

I interview Mitchell Thomas McCrone and Alexandra Cooney from backstage onboard.

We talk about how to get a gig as a cruise ship dancer, what a typical day is like, what the work is like, and all the good, bad, and ugly. We also talk about the differences in treatment between dancers and musicians, and the difference between entertainment and other crew and departments on board.

You can follow Mitchell Thomas McCrone on Instagram at

https://www.instagram.com/mitch878/

And check out his choreography work at

https://www.instagram.com/jmc_collab/

You can check out Alexandra Cooney at

https://www.alexandracooney.com/

Follow her on Instagram at

https://www.instagram.com/wandaaroundtheworld/

And her dance clothing brand "Yes Dancer" at

https://www.instagram.com/yesdancer247/

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MUSIC:

Theme Song: "⁠⁠For the Love of It⁠⁠" by The Adam Price Group

Midroll: "Cheia e Vazante" by Alexandre Pivato

Outro: "Circuito das Aguas" by Alexandre Pivato

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