Renowned talent management and theatre training programme, Stagebox, will be hosting its Manchester auditions at the Royal Exchange on Saturday 8th May.
If you know a young performer aged 8-18 years old who is looking to take their talent to the next level, Stagebox is inviting auditionees to take to the stage at this weekend’s in-person audition workshops. Successful talent will enjoy the exclusive award-winning performance training programme during the school holidays, as well as benefitting from the talent management at Stagebox.
For the first time, auditions are free of charge, with Stagebox founders keen to encourage everyone with a love of theatre to come along and audition.
With Stagebox alumni starring on stage and screen, many securing lead roles for Disney, Netflix, in the West End and beyond, Stagebox offers rising stars the chance to train smart, build industry connections and gain unrivalled opportunities in theatre, television and film.
Commenting on the upcoming auditions, Stagebox’s General Manager, Jasmine Quinlan Gardner, said: “It’s been a turbulent period for the performing arts industry to say the least, and we’re so delighted to be holding the free auditions in Manchester. Stagebox is about opportunity, and we’re thrilled to be celebrating the country’s budding talent.”
Commenting on what Stagebox is looking for, Kirsti Bagger, Head Agent at Stagebox said: “We’re looking to meet new performers with passion, ambition and star quality. We’re very passionate about accessibility and inclusivity which is why we’re removing audition fees this May – we welcome children from all backgrounds, from newcomers all the way up to advanced level and we can’t wait to see what the young people of Manchester have to offer!”
These auditions are guaranteed to fill up fast and limited spaces apply. To register your spot for the Manchester audition date, please visit Eventbrite.
To find out more about Stagebox, please head to: https://www.stagebox.uk/
*Auditions will be socially distanced in adherence with COVID-19 guidelines.
