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Berkshire’s Got Talent is looking for you

Andrew Batt by Andrew Batt
Tuesday, November 18, 2025 7:46 am
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Felix Clements with ORB Youth Dance by Rob Blackham.

Felix Clements with ORB Youth Dance by Rob Blackham.

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An exciting regional talent Gala is returning to Bracknell’s South Hill Park next Spring. What started as a Bracknell event for local acts has now expanded to include the whole region and we are calling on all individuals and groups to showcase their unique talents.

This event promises to be an enchanting evening of entertainment, creativity, and community spirit and successful applicants will have their chance under the spotlight on the Wilde Theatre at South Hill Park next April.

Previous Bracknell’s Got Talent winner, Felix Clements, went on to become a semi-finalist on Britain’s Got Talent and has been riding the wave of his national success ever since.

In conversation with Felix, about his experience following his win at South Hill Park he said: “I’ve always had a love for performing from a young age. I think winning Bracknell’s Got Talent in 2013 gave me a lot of belief and confidence in myself.

“It gave me so much power in my dance, knowing that I could actually perform to a level I was happy with at the time and my passion for dance grew, giving me the mindset to pursue a career in dance.

“I learnt so much in terms of how to put a performance together and how to work the stage and audience and I have so many great memories from the South Hill Park stage.”

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Felix will return to the Wilde Theatre as part of the Gala, to share his journey and talent with a special performance on the stage where it all began.

So whether you sing, dance, play an instrument, perform magic, tell jokes, or have another amazing talent, South Hill Park wants to hear from you.

Whether you’re a seasoned performer or first-time talent of any age, we welcome you to apply. And who knows where your performance may lead.

If you would like your chance to showcase your talents, get in contact now. Applications open to soloists and groups up to 40 people.

To apply, please contact Lena at liftoffdance@gmail.com. The deadline for applications is December 10.

The Talent Gala is part of the Lift Off Performing Arts Festival

www.southhillpark.org.uk/lift-off/

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