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Dear r/jobs, 

lately I have been feeling really uncomfortable at work to a point where I decided that I don't want to stay in this occupational area. 
I currently work at a theater (playhouse, drama, no cinema) as an assistant director. 
It is basically the first step becoming a director. Now, that I get to know all of the circumstances concerning this job, I am pretty sure I don't want to do it at all later on. 
I always thought about other possibilities for me (getting into journalism, science) and I think I'll find my luck elsewhere. 
So here is my problem: 
I signed a contract for 2 years now. Im almost 1 year in now and it is theoretically possible for me to get this contract annulled, when my boss signs a cancellation agreement.
So, I somehow will get out of this contract, but I would throw off the theater since they have to look for/instruct a new guy rapidly plus I maybe have to lie about my reasons for the cancellation since they need a cogent reason for the annullment. 

Shall I just quit, maybe lie to the people there,disclaim the possibility of creating a performance on my own and become an undesired alien there for some years oder shall I stay, pull this one year through even though it's basically wasted since I have already decided to do something else careerwise? 
I could already get into different stuff related to my new carreer plans, make some contacts in the businees and maybe already work this one otherwise wasted year in the theater. 

Thanks for now, hopefully, some of you know how to act in a situation like that.
<bot>: Want to quit by asking for a cancellation of contract. Really do it and become unwanted or just push trhough and leave in peace in one year that might be wasted since I want to do something else later on?