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I get round this by doing amateur theatre. Most of my friends are from theatre and they're a varied bunch. Doctors, Teachers, Vets and Lawyers are the most comm
by ck425 6y ago
I get round this by doing amateur theatre. Most of my friends are from theatre and they're a varied bunch. Doctors, Teachers, Vets and Lawyers are the most common professions but also lots of random jobs such as train Conductor, HR manager, entrepreneur, music instructor, charity worker and marketing execs.
There are a few techies but it's rare, and those that are tend more towards management type roles that IC engineers.
Unfortunately theatre is likely the last industry that'll recover from covid but once it does I thoroughly recommend it.
- toyg 6y agoI have childhood friends whose personal life was literally changed (for the better) by theatre. For some of them, their "real job" is now basically a side activity to their theatre stuff. But it takes a certain type of personality, I think. Actors can be super-annoying to me.
- ck425 6y agoThat pretty much describes me to a t. Discovering theatre was the best thing that ever happened to me and I absolutely work so I can go do theatre in my spare time. I aim to FIRE so I can go to drama school for fun.