Please see the previous post. But here, as promised, are the FULL details of the new character for Hollyoaks, as sent to the Maverick Theatre Company today. Good Luck!
The Hollyoaks casting team are looking for a really exciting 18 to 20 year old black / asian / mixed race actress to play a new regular character in the show. She must be stunning looking, a proficient street / hip hop dancer, and of course a fantastic actress.
The character is an aspiring dance student. She's sexy, confident, intelligent, funny, open, driven and feisty but likeable.
Filming will be in Liverpool from 7 October onwards. If you know any actors who might be suitable, interested and available, then please either put them in touch with us, or be in touch yourselves. The best point of contact is me (Rick Laxton, Casting Director) at rlaxton@limepictures.com or on 0151 202 2441. Please can photos of any suggestions be emailed if possible.
Castings will take place from 26 to 29 September in London and Liverpool, so the sooner suggestions can get to us the better please, and no later than 6pm on Tuesday 27 Sept.
Now nothing, well not much, to do with the Maverick Theatre Company and the London Literary Pub Crawl. But quite a lot to do with living a chaotic Bohemian lifestyle as a writer, producer and director in London and Birmingam.
Showing posts with label BBC Television. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BBC Television. Show all posts
Thursday, 22 September 2011
Friday, 18 May 2007
Strewth Mate! What a tragedy!
Hot News. Funding crises in the Arts? The Olympics might actually bring some benefit to those OUTSIDE London? No. Worse. THE BBC ARE TO STOP SHOWING NEIGHBOURS! Yes it's BBC Curtains for the Aussie Soap!
It's some sort of bidding war, but they know not what they do, poor fools. For years presenting plays, mainly at the Billesley Pub in South Birmingham, myself and many of my fellow artistes would regail each other with tales of our regular breakfast television treat. It was a treasured routine for us pub thesps! Show, Beer, Curry, bed at 4 or 5am, then up with a spring in the step for our Breakfast Television - The 1 o'clock news on the BBC and then Neighbours. Real life like!
Sadly, with the current pressure of re-starting the Maverick, I now find myself getting up in the middle of the night... 9am, a ridiculous time, I know. But the old habit dies hard and I retire with a cup of tea and a marmalade sandwich come 1.40pm each day to luxuriate with my daily dose of Aussie bimbo's and blokeo's, laughable plots and vacuous characters.
So it looks like it'll be Neighbours with commercial breaks! BBC. Why oh why oh why! I am a license payer! And what about the health service. And immigration. The fabric of the country. And the youth of today! The worlds gone mad, I tell you...
It's some sort of bidding war, but they know not what they do, poor fools. For years presenting plays, mainly at the Billesley Pub in South Birmingham, myself and many of my fellow artistes would regail each other with tales of our regular breakfast television treat. It was a treasured routine for us pub thesps! Show, Beer, Curry, bed at 4 or 5am, then up with a spring in the step for our Breakfast Television - The 1 o'clock news on the BBC and then Neighbours. Real life like!
Sadly, with the current pressure of re-starting the Maverick, I now find myself getting up in the middle of the night... 9am, a ridiculous time, I know. But the old habit dies hard and I retire with a cup of tea and a marmalade sandwich come 1.40pm each day to luxuriate with my daily dose of Aussie bimbo's and blokeo's, laughable plots and vacuous characters.
So it looks like it'll be Neighbours with commercial breaks! BBC. Why oh why oh why! I am a license payer! And what about the health service. And immigration. The fabric of the country. And the youth of today! The worlds gone mad, I tell you...
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BBC Television,
curry,
Neighbours,
Soap Opera
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