Artist Development

Tuesdays: 5:30pm – 9:30pm
Saturday: 12:30pm – 5:30pm 

(8.5 hours per week)

Term 1 Auditions:  ‘Date’ 2027 (Times Allocated)
Term 1:   ‘Date’ 2027

Term 2 Auditions:  ‘Date’ 2027 (Times Allocated)
Term 2:   ‘Date’ 2027

2027 Productions:  ‘Date’ 2027 and ‘Date’ 2027 (Outside Business Hours) 

Audition Workshop: $150
Artist Development Program: 20 weeks x $162.50 p/w = $3250

Full payment due on or before ‘date’ 2027 and get the first two weeks FREE or $1250 Deposit due on ‘date 2027’ then 2 equal payments of $1000 due on ‘date’ 2027 & ‘date’ 2027.

430B Waverley Road, Malvern East VIC

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Selection for the program will be conducted through an audition process designed to identify people who we believe will get the most benefit from Theatrical Academy’s Triple Threat program.

Each audition is scheduled in a 10 minute time slot. We recommend arriving at least 15 minutes before your allocated time to allow yourself to settle in, check in and feel prepared.

Once a candidate applies for an audition, further information and specifics for the audition will be sent out in due course. 

Why 20 Weeks?
We have designed a 20 week curriculum because meaningful growth happens over time. The extended format gives emerging performers the chance to build skills steadily, develop confidence and experience the rhythm of a real rehearsal and production process. Over 170 hours, participants will train, rehearse, explore material, receive guidance and work towards a full production. That time matters because it allows performers to grow with consistency, form strong creative habits and develop real world rehearsal room skills. Participants learn how to perform, how to approach a role, how to take direction, how to prepare and what is expected of them when they step into a show beyond this course.

What age groups do you cater to at your singing, acting, and dancing academy?
We offer two programs. One for younger performers aged 13-16. One designed for committed young adults, generally aged between 18 and 25.

What if I’m a VCE, IB or VET student aged 16-18?
Please feel free to audition. We understand that VCE, IB and VET can be demanding, so during the audition process we’ll talk with you about your school workload, previous performance experience and your capacity to take on the Theatrical Academy program alongside your studies. We’ll also work with you to determine whether Musical Theatre Foundations or Artist Development is the better stream for your experience, confidence and current workload. Being a VCE, IB or VET student does not automatically exclude you from Theatrical Academy. We simply want to make sure the program is the right fit for you and that you’ll be able to get the most out of the training without taking on more than you can realistically manage.

How do I enrol for an audition?
Enrolling is easy! Simply visit theatricalacademy.com.au to get information on our next round of auditions.

Can I join if they have no prior performing experience?
Yes, naturally talented aspiring performers of all experience levels are encouraged to audition.

Is there a dress code for classes?
We ask participants to wear black coloured comfortable clothing and appropriate shoes for each discipline are recommended. Participants are encouraged to wear their Theatrical Academy t-shirt.

I’ve never auditioned before. Can I get help to prepare for the audition?
Yes, we run Audition Workshops from time to time.

What skills will I develop in this program?
Our program focuses on building confidence, teamwork, creativity, and discipline while honing singing, acting, and dancing skills.

Are there opportunities for solo performances?
Yes, during the semester participants are offered the opportunity to audition for lead roles in the musical theatre production.

Are all participants cast in the musical theatre production?
Yes, all participants are encouraged to perform in the show.

What are the opportunities after the Theatrical Academy Program?
Theatrical Academy is part of The Theatrical Group. This group includes a theatre production company; Andrew G Presents and a symphony orchestra; Theatrical Symphony. We encourage graduating participants to continue their involvement with The Theatrical Group but also prepare them for performing in other community theatre and commercial productions.

How do you cater for different ages and experience levels?
Every student is coached as an individual. Our teachers tailor feedback and development to each performer’s age, experience and goals, creating an environment where everyone is challenged at the right level.