From Library Journal
While this book is aimed at a fairly small audience, those entertainers seeking work in the educational marketplace will be more than appreciative of the solid material packed into this slim, one-of-a-kind volume. Heflick, a member of "The Dave and Cindy Duo," is refreshingly direct, offering a true insider's point of view. Discussions include educators' expectations, the development of suitable programs, promotional materials, fees, presentation techniques, and more. Chapters are succinct, ending with practical summaries. Particularly useful are the samples of confirmation letters, invoices, marketing flyers, and study guides. There is a special section with descriptions of theme programs geared to instrumentalists, actors, dancers, singers, and speakers. School administrators and parent-teacher committees may find this guide useful in assessing the merits of potential performers and planning programs. For circulating libraries with special educational and performing resources.?Carol J. Binkowski, Bloomfield, N.J.
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From Scientific American
For that segment...seeking to become more active in school performances, this manual is essential reading and referencing.