How to be a Guest Entertainer for Royal Caribbean by Senior Cruise Director Ken Rush.

How to be a Guest Entertainer for Royal Caribbean by Senior Cruise Director Ken Rush.

Ken Rush has worked in the cruise industry for over 31 years, starting as a DJ, then worked his way up from cruise staff, shore excursions, and stage and production. After only four years with Royal Caribbean he became one of the company's youngest cruise directors. He is now part of the “elite” take out team – introducing the latest ships like the Quantum of the Seas, the Oasis, the Allure and most recently the Harmony of the Seas.

If you'd like to entertain on the world's largest cruise ships, here's some invaluable insider information from one of Royal Caribbean's senior Cruise Directors.

We discuss the kinds of acts who work best on ships, why it's not enough to be a great singer, how to won over non English speaking audiences, how long the show should be, socialising with guests onboard, why it's important to have good billing, whether you should make friends with the Cruise Director, how ratings work and whether standing ovations really matter or not.

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What they say:

🌟 “Williams’s attention to detail is all that you would expect from the author of Cabaret Secrets, a fascinating insider’s handbook on how to nurture an audience for the kind of classic songbook fare that struggles to make itself heard in a world obsessed with The X Factor.” Clive Davis, The Times

🌟 “…an invaluable guide to negotiating the minefield of creating a cabaret act and making a career and living from it.” Mark Shenton, Playbill

🌟 “Your fabulous book will be my bible in the coming weeks as I get my act together and take it to the Hippodrome” Liz Robertson, West End star