Gig Stories

In the performance world you’ll hear the phrase “If you want to see who someone really is, watch how they treat the stage hands.” In gig world, I am the stage hand of New York City. I see people’s true colors, and sometimes they aren’t pretty. I’m continually talked down to because surely lowly event staff […]

Parades in New York are nothing short from epic. There’s live music, often from big name stars, decked out floats with wild automation, all types of street performers in elaborate costumes, and everything in between. Parades mean fun, frivolity, crowds, and plenty of work opportunities for us giggers. Tips for Freelancers: Working a big event

I’m documenting my experiences as a freelancer in the gig economy for the month of November. (Click HERE for the rundown of exactly what I’m doing). Last week, I shared a story about my final gig before NYC shut down due to COVID (it’s hilarious by the way…) Now, it’s time to tell you about

To kick things off  for my Adventures in Gig World series, it seems fitting to share the story from one of my last true gigs before COVID hit. I didn’t know what I was getting myself into on this blistering cold Valentine’s Day. The scenario was hilarious. It was quick, easy, and came with a