Ever had a crazy survival job?  Sign twirler?  Weight guesser?  Secret Shopper?  Personal Assistant?  Customer Service Rep at a Psychic Hotline?  I am seeking submissions from artists of all stripes for a new show about the worst survival jobs ever.  If you have an interesting story about a disasterous survival job, please submit your idea or fully written piece by email to jamie@cleartalentgroup.com.  Be sure to put "Survival Job submission for Daisy Eagan" in the subject line!!  If you are not a writer, we will help you craft your piece to perfection!

Join me and co-host Brett Chapin Saturdays at 3pm pst for a live chat for, with and about Los Angeles artists!  We premiere Saturday, March 10th with special guest Loretta Swit!  To watch and listen live go to ustream.tv/channel/crnstudiolive!  Call in to be a part of the conversation at 800-336-2225.  We'll take questions for our guests and hosts as well as your comments about the conversation and about the vibrant art scene in Los Angeles!

Have an audition coming up that needs some sharpening?  Want to polish up that monologue?  Not sure how to deliver that song?  Book the job with the help of an award winning actor and coach!

Daisy will be offering private audition and acting coaching while she's in NYC.  Please contact Scott Chalgren for information at Gr8Scottmgt@yahoo.com.

Daisy has coached actors in New York and Los Angeles and has seen her students successfully book TV, film and theatre gigs as well as get accepted into some of the countries top acting programs.  Daisy teaches techniques and tips that will help the actor unlock their own ability to prepare scenes, monologues and songs with confidence and results.  Ages 5 and up.

Lessons will be available in Los Angeles as of December 13th.

For information, scheduling and rates contact Scott Chalgren at Gr8scottmgt@yahoo.com

Theatre aficionados are all aflutter at the news that Daisy Eagan will be coming back to the Rialto, in a manner of speaking. The Tony Award-winner is coming to perform her one woman show, "Still Daisy After All These Years," on Monday March 28th for a late show starting at 9:30.

Eagan will be headlining the Laurie Beechman Theatre at The West Bank Café on 42nd Street. Those interested in dining before the show should know, in addition to the ticket price, there is a $15 food/beverage minimum.

"Still Daisy After All These Years" promises to give fans access to "everything you ever wanted to know about Daisy Eagan but were afraid to ask." In these tell-all days of scandalous memoirs and ancient starts glittering for a moment on cable-reality TV, it's amazing that there even is anything we don't already know that we'd wanted to know.

Still the theatre set's a different bunch and this show sounds like a classic one-woman tell-all. From her earliest days to her greatest triumphs, Still Daisy After All These Years promises to entertain.

This show will also likely sell out. Theatre performers will hang out much longer than they say they will if the demand is high enough (how many times have we seen Nathan Lane come back for one more lap?) so if you get your tickets soon enough you should be set. If you don't, call up and harangue the box office. A mystical block of tickets for an as-yet unannounced extension could magically appear.