SYCO Entertainment in association with somewhereto_
invite local young people in Norwich to showcase their skills and be mentored by professional talent scouts
somewhereto_ are co-hosting tailored workshops and open auditions to help develop artist evolution
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22 October 2014 | 4pm – 9pm
Access to Music Norwich, EPIC, 114 Magdalen Street, Norwich, NR3 1JD
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Working in association with regional delivery partners Creative Arts East, somewhereto_ will be co-hosting an evening of workshops and open auditions with SYCO Entertainment (Simons Cowell’s TV and Music Production Company), giving local undiscovered talent the opportunity to meet with industry professionals.
somewhereto_ is a UK wide youth project delivered by Livity and funded by a £7m grant from the Big Lottery Fund to support its nationwide expansion to 2016. Helping 16-25 year olds access free spaces in their communities, to launch and develop creative and enterprising projects.
Open to 16-25 year olds, on Wednesday 22 October 2014 from 4pm – 9pm somewhereto_ in association with SYCO Entertainment will co-host workshops and auditions at Access to Music Norwich to help young people develop key industry skills.
Top Talent Producers at SYCO Entertainment, are donating their free time and expertise to somewhereto_ as industry mentors (recently hosting workshops during summer of somewhereto_), offering advice and insight to young people pursuing careers in entertainment. Whether their talent is singing, dancing, playing instruments or juggling objects, the day is designed to help young people establish best practices, boost confidence and develop artist evolution.
Local young people are invited to submit interest at [email protected] where they can sign up to the workshop and be given the incredible chance to perform in front of professional talent scouts.
Speaking ahead of the event, Elly Wilson, regional delivery partner for somewhereto_ in the East of England, says: “This is such an exciting event to take place locally in Norwich, giving young people from the Eastern Region a great opportunity to showcase their talents and gain confidence in the field they love.”
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