Be Our Guest with Aaron Netsky (366 Days/366 Musicals: A Musical Theatre Trivia Book and Diary)

<p>Aaron Netsky</p> <p> My areas of expertise are writing and performing. They&#39;re what I studied, they&#39;re what I practiced, and they have many applications outside of the obvious. For one, when I speak or write, people know what I&#39;m trying to say, they may even be convinced, and, importantly, they find it interesting. In addition to being an excellent communicator myself, I can help clear up the words and arguments of others, in speech or text, whether I agree with them or not. I have been building a social media profile on the strength of my writing and wit. I&#39;m also entertaining. Experience working backstage in theatre and as a courier and organizer have built up many skills that would make me helpful around the office. There is a lot that I can do outside of my strengths. Critical thinking aids quick thinking. Performing enhances physical labor capabilities.<br>I like to find and explore things others miss in my writing, hence my musical theatre blog (http://366days366musicals.tumblr.com), mostly about overlooked musicals, which inspired one of my novels. Below, you&#39;ll find links to my assembled works for various websites that I have been published on, and those articles, plus many more on books, politics, and culture, can be found on Cantonaut (http://cantonaut.blogspot.com), my personal blog. </p> <p><a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C2RRQGYZ?ref_=cm_sw_r_tw_ud_dp_0Z3PWVWMVJR89VWFW06F_3" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">366 Days/366 Musicals: A Musical Theatre Trivia Book and Diary</a></p> <p><br></p> <p>How long is <em>21 Chump Street</em>? Who wrote <em>Island of the Lost Coeds</em>? What the heck is <em>Cinderella Meets the Wolfman!</em>? The answers to these musical theatre questions you never thought you&#39;d ask and so many more are in this book. Learn about a different musical on the top every page and then use the bottom to keep track of important events or record your own experiences of each of these musicals. How many have you seen? Which ones may never be seen again