Performing arts school seeking talented performers
By Krissy Dwyer
Wednesday, November 3rd 2010
Auckland’s newest Performing Arts School is seeking talented performers who have the ‘X-Factor’ in acting, singing or dancing.
The school, which is a collaboration between Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) and South Seas Film and Television Limited, is holding auditions during November and December for its February 2011 intake.
Under the guidance of a team of industry professionals, aspiring performers will learn to perfect their skills through a suite of new performing arts qualifications.
From diploma and advanced diploma to degree level in progressive years, students can pursue a complete, focussed pathway into their chosen career in acting, singing or dancing.
David Coddington, Head of the School of Performing Arts, says this is a wonderful opportunity for aspiring performers to get a head start in NZ’s thriving performance industry.
“We know there’s an abundance of creative talent in Auckland and we’re keen to help foster this,” says David.
“We want to see as many promising dancers, actors and singers as possible at our forthcoming auditions. You don’t have to be strong in all three areas. As long as you have that special something in one of the three disciplines, we can help nurture the rest.”
Auditions will be held at MIT’s School of Visual Arts, 50 Lovegrove Crescent, Otara, on 10th November, 27th November, 8th December and 18th December, 2010. All auditions start at 10am.
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