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from daisy daisychainproject.co.uk/autisms-got-talent/ Autism’s Got Talent Saturday 20th May 2023 What is it? Autism charity Anna Kennedy Online hosts Autism’s Got Talent every year in London, and has done for the last 12 years. In 2023 it will be bringing its Autism’s Got Talent Roadshow to the North East for the third time, in association with Daisy Chain. The performance will be held at The Globe in Stockton on the Saturday 20th May 2023. All acts will have a diagnosis of autism and perform any skill or talent they’d like to. There is no winner, everyone gets a certificate. The event is an opportunity to shine a light on autistic individuals’ talents. What is a talent? Talent means (someone who has) a natural ability to be good at something Your talent could be anything at all, from comedy, magic and beatboxing to poetry reading and singing. Any and all talents are welcome. You will have a chance to showcase your talent in your application form and audition recording. Who can apply? Applications are open to anyone who has a autism diagnosis and is over 5 years old. Anyone under the age of 18 will need consent from an authorised adult. If your application is successful you will perform on stage at The Globe in Stockton, you’ll need to be comfortable doing this. How do I apply? An application form will need to completed, and sent alongside a recorded audition tape to [email protected] close at 4pm on Wednesday 22nd February 2023. Application forms can be downloaded by clicking here. Final shortlisting will be complete by Friday 10th March 2023. Due to the volume of applications, we won’t be able to reply to everyone. If you’ve been successful you’ll have heard back by Friday 10th March 2023. Can I buy tickets? Yes. Tickets will be available to purchase in early February. The link will be added here and promoted via our digital channels once tickets are available. Terms and Conditions Anyone who auditions must also be available for the show on 20th May 2023. All applicants under 18 must have consent from an authorised adult. All performers must have a diagnosis of autism. The event is aimed at all audiences, including family, therefore we ask that performances are suitable for all ages. Acts must be 5 minutes or under. If you have any questions prior to submitting an application, please email [email protected]
