A Unique Drama and Musical Theatre Competition for 16 to 19 Year Olds
Storm The Stage 2011
Entries have closed.
Heats, semi-finals and the state final are:
| 10th July | 10am | Southern heats, Elizabeth College | ||
| 7th August | Northern semi, Launceston College | |||
| 21st August | Southern semi, Elizabeth College | |||
| 8th October | 2pm | STATE FINAL, Playhouse Theatre | ||
| 27th November | NATIONAL GRAND FINAL, Brisbane Powerhouse |
Hugh Jackman
Hugh Jackman invites you to take the challenge and Storm the Stage in 2011!
As patron for the nationwide quest, actor Hugh Jackman believes it is an exceptional opportunity for young performers to show their skills.
This national competition for drama and musical theatre students (16-19 years) will showcase finalists to some of Australia’s leading entertainment representatives.
Storm the Stage will:
- give you a chance to win cash prizes;
- prepare you to confidently audition for Australia’s top acting schools; and
- could be your big break into the riches of showbiz!
The 2 competition categories are:
- Best Drama Performer
- Best Musical Theatre Performer
For more details see:
Past Years of Storm The Stage (on this site)
Frequently Asked Questions (on this site)
www.stormthestage.com.au (national site)
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