When the lights go down, you're the one the guests are watching. One night you host, the next you play a character, the night after you sing. By the end of the week, the kids know your name and the parents ask when your next show is.
What you'll do
- Perform in the evening shows: musicals, comedy, theme nights and the kids' show
- Host on stage and keep the audience with you between acts
- Learn new roles, lines and choreography in rehearsal with the cast
- Bring the same energy to daytime activities with the guests
It's for you if
- You feel at home in front of an audience, big or small
- You can switch from silly to serious in a second
- You like being part of a cast, not a solo act
What you'll need
- Some stage experience: acting, singing, musical theatre or hosting
- English good enough to hold a stage; another language is a plus
- Learning lines and steps quickly
“If you sing in the shower and act in the mirror, the stage is waiting for you.”
Larky, official Skylark mascot
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