"axolotl" wrote in message
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Ed Huntress wrote:

Ha! Wait until she's ready for college. A friend of mine put his daughter
into a performing arts college in Boston and they had to do auditions at
13 schools in the process. He was driving around like a madman for
months. It is *not* like applying for regular colleges.

On the other hand, it could be tougher. She might want to work in a
foundry.

We are starting the selection. Being a practical child, she feels that
teaching music/theater is a better employment bet than performing. That
means we have to find an education/dance/music/theater college. That is
way outside my area of expertise.

But- she really liked the casting demos at Cabin Fever. And there's
probably a quota for female foundry workers.

Good luck to her in any case. Teaching sounds good. Foundry work will
probably be so automated in a few years that they'll run with the lights
out.

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Ed Huntress