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Dateline: 25th May, 2006
Could You Be the Voice of Musical Theatre? BBC New Talent, in conjunction with BBC Radio 2, is delighted to be giving non-professional singers and performers the opportunity to compete for a place in the acclaimed BBC Radio 2 Voice of Musical Theatre competition. The BBC Radio 2 Voice of Musical Theatre is an event for professional performers that celebrates the best of musical theatre and is broadcast nationwide. For the first time, non-professional singers and performers are being offered the chance to be a part of it and to showcase their talents to top musical theatre professionals. A series of auditions and master classes, providing all entrants with invaluable experience through working with and performing in front of top industry professionals, are being held around the United Kingdom. Fifteen people will be selected to receive three days of intensive quality voice and performance coaching and of these up to five will be put forward to take part in the preliminary round of the BBC Radio 2 Voice of Musical Theatre alongside professional performers from around the world. Applicants to the BBC New Talent website can apply for a confirmed audition at one of the following centres – Dates and Venues:
The BBC will only contact applicants if they are allocated a place at one of the above venues. If not contacted, the BBC have also arranged a series open call auditions during which they will endeavour to see all performers, but cannot guarantee it. Entrants must arrive no later than 8.30am for a chance of being seen and places will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Open call auditions - Dates and Venues:
Entrants must be 18 years or over and not have worked professionally in the theatre in the last five years. Professional performers should visit bbc.co.uk/radio2/events/voiceofmusicaltheatre for full details of the BBC Radio 2 Voice of Musical Theatre competition. Prospective entrants must visit bbc.co.uk/newtalent or call 08700 10 60 60 Please note that all three Archive indices are very long and will therefore take some time to download.
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