Jobs for people who are interested in Performing Arts

A talk show host is the main presenter and central element of a talk show, and provides the audience with a stable, identifiable figure they can relate to.

A comedian specializes in making people laugh.

A tightrope walker specializes in the art of walking or performing acrobatic feats on a suspended rope or wire, often referred to as a tightrope or high wire.

A juggler manipulates objects, typically balls, clubs, rings, or other props, in a visually captivating and coordinated manner.

A filmmaker is involved in the creation of films, a collective term encompassing directors, producers, screenwriters, cinematographers, editors, and other key contributors.

A choreographer creates and designs dance movements, sequences, and routines for performances.

A ventriloquist has the ability to make it appear as though an inanimate object or puppet is speaking.

An actor is a professional performer who portrays a character in a film, television show, play, or other form of entertainment.

A clown uses humor and physical comedy to entertain audiences.

An acrobat specializes in executing a variety of intricate and awe-inspiring physical feats and movements.

A piano accompanist specializes in providing musical accompaniment on the piano for other instrumentalists, singers, or ensembles.

Circus performers entertain audiences by showcasing their skills in various acts and performances in a circus.

A casting director is responsible for selecting actors, performers, and sometimes crew members for various roles in movies, television shows, theater productions, commercials, and other performing arts projects.

A session musician is a professional musician who is hired to perform on recordings, live performances, or other musical projects on a temporary or "session" basis.

A conductor leads an orchestra, choir, or other musical ensemble.