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Princess cruises holds its first ever "High Seas" talent showcase

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) on Nov 11th 2009 at 9:00AM

I'll admit that I know very little about the entertainment world, but for some reason, I imagine that being part of a cruise ship entertainment team is a ton of fun. You get to sail around the world, and you get to put on your best act once a night.

Princess Cruises just held its first ever talent showcase at their very own entertainment studio in Santa Clarita. They had it all - from a Beatles tribute band to various comedy and variety acts. The showcase featured nice finalists, chosen from thousands of applicants.

The finalists will compete for a spot on one of the 17 ships in the Princess Cruises fleet. The cruise line puts on over 8000 performances each year, making them one of the largest producers of entertainment in the country. If you have a special talent you'd love to share with the cruising public, head on over to the Princess Cruises entertainment recruitment site.

(The photo posted above is of Ashley Winn from Sarasota, Florida as she performs her act with more than 30 hula hoops!)

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john rouse Nov 11th 2009 4:45PM

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Don Nov 11th 2009 5:27PM

4 years ago my wife and i went on a cruise to the bahamas on another cruise line, what surprised me was that the show talent does do other chores on the ship when not entertaining, such as games and other entertainment , but let me tell you if you have never, you need to go on a cruise,we had an absolute blast, can't wait till we do it again, and the food ooo la la !

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