Cape Town’s Waterfront Theatre School is holding auditions at the Atheneaum in Port Elizabeth on Friday, September 21.
Former Port Elizabeth singer Emile Doubell, who graduated from Waterfront in 2013 and is now singing abroad on cruise ships, encouraged young hopefuls to audition.
Doubell is making a name for himself in the entertainment industry, having been in stage productions that include The Rocky Horror Show, Madame Zingara’s Celebration Tour and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Affectionately known as SA’s Fame School for the performing arts, The Waterfront Theatre School has earned a reputation for creating the proverbial triple threat – people who can sing, dance and act.
Founded by South African TV legends Keith Galloway and Delia Sainsbury in 1992, it offers courses in many aspects of performing arts under one roof.
It’s four-year vocational training programme has a strong emphasis on developing the skills needed for a successful career in performing, teaching or both.
The auditions will be held from 5 to 8pm at the Atheneaum, on the corner of Athol Fugard (formerly Belmont) Terrace and Castle Hill in Central.
To book an audition please contact marymwts@gmail.com.
For more information, visit: www.waterfronttheatreschool.co.za
Port Elizabeth audition for SA’s Fame School
Waterfront Theatre School scouts for people who can sing, dance and act
Cape Town’s Waterfront Theatre School is holding auditions at the Atheneaum in Port Elizabeth on Friday, September 21.
Former Port Elizabeth singer Emile Doubell, who graduated from Waterfront in 2013 and is now singing abroad on cruise ships, encouraged young hopefuls to audition.
Doubell is making a name for himself in the entertainment industry, having been in stage productions that include The Rocky Horror Show, Madame Zingara’s Celebration Tour and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Affectionately known as SA’s Fame School for the performing arts, The Waterfront Theatre School has earned a reputation for creating the proverbial triple threat – people who can sing, dance and act.
Founded by South African TV legends Keith Galloway and Delia Sainsbury in 1992, it offers courses in many aspects of performing arts under one roof.
It’s four-year vocational training programme has a strong emphasis on developing the skills needed for a successful career in performing, teaching or both.
The auditions will be held from 5 to 8pm at the Atheneaum, on the corner of Athol Fugard (formerly Belmont) Terrace and Castle Hill in Central.
To book an audition please contact marymwts@gmail.com.
For more information, visit: www.waterfronttheatreschool.co.za
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