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Musical theatre gala seeks new talent. Deadline soon.

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Wednesday, May 25, 2022 2:57 pm
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Apply soon to be part of South Hill Park's musical theatre gala. Picture courtesy of South Hill Park.

Apply soon to be part of South Hill Park's musical theatre gala. Picture courtesy of South Hill Park.

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Individuals and groups that love to perform are invited to apply to be part of a musical theatre gala this autumn.

Community groups, youth groups, current or retired professionals, people who sing in the shower and those who long for a chance to perform on stage.

All are welcomed by South Hill Park to apply for their annual Lift Off Festival.

The festival has been running for over 20 years, mainly concentrating on dance.

This year it launches a new performance branch for musical theatre.

Festival producer, Lena Dee says:

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“We hope to bring many new faces to South Hill Park.

Our musical theatre gala will be an opportunity not just for people already in local performance groups, but for those inspired by TV talent shows or who have enjoyed watching live theatre and just want to have a go.

This is such a rare opportunity to be part of something so unique and to perform in our professional theatre.

I can’t wait to see what talent is out there.”

Applications are open to all ages.

Performances can be anything from solos and duets through to large ensemble pieces.

Applicants will need to submit a rehearsal video of a theatre piece, which can include dance or just voice if preferred.

Successful performers will be able to take part in the festival, in South Hill Park’s Wilde Theatre.

Applications close on Friday, June 10.

For more information contact: liftoffdance@gmail.com

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