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Ikin Dance and Gold Coast Titans give local talent a chance to shine.
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Local residents and break dancers
(L-R back) Birjan Ada, Chanelle Caddick-Watts, Chayse TeHana,
Brenton Hartshorne, (Middle)
Eman Oliveri, (L-R Front) Jim Ye
and Dion Bello showcase their
talent at the auditions to
become Gold Coast Titans
performers.
Ikin Dance Studio Customer
Relations Officer Amy Dowman
was kept busy during the Titans auditions last Saturday.
Photos: Melinda Jennings |
(By Melinda Jennings – Bond University Journalism Student)
Approximately, 60 dancers and performers, aged from two and a half years old auditioned to join the Gold Coast Titans performing squad last Saturday.
Hoping to make the already 240-strong squad of performers, people started lining up for auditions before the doors opened.
Public relations officer Megan McInally said the audition process was a great opportunity for aspiring performers.
“It’s such a great base for young entertainers wanting to pursue that in future careers, or just kids who want to have fun or have a go, we’re open to anyone,” she said.
“I think it’s really great for the community, bringing everyone together … it’s going to be great for the Titans as well just to bring that family-orientated atmosphere back to the games.”
Varsity Lakes resident Kelly Arrows said her daughter auditioned for a dance position in the squad.
Mrs Arrow said the audition was a good opportunity for her daughter to do what she loves, meet new people and have fun.
For more information, visit http://www.mygc.com.au/events/theatre-and-arts/47971-titans-entertainment-spectacular-auditions.php
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