Support Youth In Performing Arts
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| Storm the Stage is a Rotary initiative to foster the talents of young Australians in the performing arts.
It is now in its fourth year and is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Cannington W.A. In 2006 this project became a National Competition for 16-19 year olds to compete in two categories: Drama and Musical Theatre.
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Storm the Stage has grown since 2003 to become a national event - and Rotary District 9800 is keen to support and sponsor young people interested in competing in this spectacular event.
Wherever they come from - be it Coorow in Western Australia, Bendigo in Victoria, Townsville in Queensland, Adelaide, Darwin or Wagga Wagga in New South Wales - they have the chance to enter Storm the Stage and pit their talents against others from across Australia. With no shortage of support, this premier event boasts both Hugh Jackman and Jill Perryman as Patrons.
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The Value of Storm the Stage
| - Enriching the lives of young people and providing opportunities to perform and work collaboratively with professionals in the production of a major event held in one of the finest theatres in Australia.
- Providing an opportunity for young people to perform in a unique concept of monologue performances in drama and musical theatre - to experiment and push out the boundaries of their performance and personal development.
- Providing an opportunity for young people in drama and musical theatre to meet their peers from across Australia.
- Enabling young people to perform in a caring and nurturing environment.
- Providing an opportunity for support acts in order to promote talent and excellence in performance.
- To project a positive image of young people in the community.
- Assisting the development of young people during a pivotal time in their lives through active involvement in a arts community program.
- An opportunity to be coached and mentored.
- Providing self esteem through empowerment and success.
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How Can You Get Involved or Help Out?
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Contact Anne Peace on (03) 5480 1342 or Ivan Vojlay 0416 210 002.
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