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Posted: 6/3/05 at 3:43pm

hey im going to be moving to nyc pretty soon to persue a career, ans i really want to work at ellens stardust diner. i was wondering if anyone knows about how much they make there. i noticed the big tip jar, and its always crowded...thatnks for your help. also, if anyone has any advice on how much money i should have saved before i move, and about living arrangements, and musical theater classes and training, etc. i would really appreciate the help!
Thanks - Brittni

re: ellens stardust diner

Posted: 6/3/05 at 5:26pm

You might want to talk with some of the people who work there to get an idea how they like working there before making a decision.

Milla

re: ellens stardust diner

Posted: 6/4/05 at 2:25am

i ate at ellen's last year one night after seeing wicked.....it was a fun place to eat. i really dont know about all the stuff you're wondering though. good luck in new york.....you're a brave soul.

re: ellens stardust diner

Posted: 6/4/05 at 2:59am

hey.....u should have at least five grand in ur checking account i would recommend....and they do make a lot of money at that diner.

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re: ellens stardust diner

Posted: 6/4/05 at 9:11am

But, they only hire if you have had serving experience...

Anywhere from 1,000 up to move, but that doesn't count getting the apartment. In that case, you will need First Month, last,and security, which could be about 2,000, depending.

"Do you know what pledge time is, Andrew"? said the PBS Executive. "Yes", Lloyd Webber replied. "My 50th birthday special must be one program that gets done a lot." "No", mused the man from PBS heedlessy. "Not so much. Our Stephen Sondheim Carnegie Hall concert. That's a big one." Spoons, forks and knives seemed suddenly to suspend their motion in horror, all around the table.

re: ellens stardust diner

Posted: 6/4/05 at 9:15am

You NEED serving experience.

If you audition have a Broadway ballad but also have a 1950's pop song prepared. Elvis, Patsy Cline, whatever.

I just auditioned and had no serving experience. Ah, well. Good luck.

"I know now that theatre saved my life." - Susan Stroman

re: ellens stardust diner

Posted: 6/4/05 at 9:51am

Hmmm you should probably have a good amount of money, at LEAST enough for the next 3 months of rent, so you can work on getting a job or 2 or 3...

"That Sondheim kid has a big future."-Nathan Lane

re: ellens stardust diner

Posted: 6/4/05 at 10:43am

move to a poor part of the bronx or brooklyn...subway it into the city...that's your best bet...make sure you have a job first, and enough money for a few months rent...best of luck to you!...need a roommate...hehe

-Vincent

re: ellens stardust diner

Posted: 6/4/05 at 10:48am

I don't know about the food, talent, or service at this place, but those posters of the various Miss Subways on the website are worth a look. They are wonderful.

#10

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Posted: 6/4/05 at 1:11pm

if you are a good singer, i hope they hire you. i've been there twice, and they need a good singer

RIP glebby <3

#11

re: ellens stardust diner

Posted: 6/4/05 at 2:38pm

Gosh Turtle I think I've been there 4 times and I've always seen at least one performer that makes me think "We'll be seeing more of him (or her)." And I've never heard anyone there that made me say "Ugh! They shouldn't be performing in public." For a diner with singing waiters, I'd say the talent level is pretty strong.

Of course maybe I just enjoy seeing enthusiastic youngsters trying to get a break more than you do.

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