Slow response summer
We are delighted that, during these difficult times, members of the entertainment profession are fully employed.
On numerous occasions we have left messages for our artists to offer them work, but never get a response. It is particularly embarrassing when a client has requested a particular act, and we have to come up with a plausible explanation as to why we cannot give them a positive answer.
Is this a reversal of the quip, “Don’t call us, we’ll call you”?
Maureen Shapiro
Sardi’s Entertainment Agency
Redbridge Lane East
Redbridge
Ilford
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