The nation’s favourite talent show is coming to south London next month looking for a talented act to take the crown of our 17th series.
Are you a singing sensation like Susan Boyle? Do you have the magic touch like Cillian O’Connor? Or the dancing dexterities of Diversity? If so, Britain’s Got Talent wants to meet you!
The show is open to any performer of any age, with any talent – all they need is a skill and star quality which they think will impress. Anything goes from magicians to comedians, drag acts to singers and acrobats to animals. Aspiring acts can apply now via www.itv.com/talent to register for one of the audition days or simply turn up on the day.
Successful acts could be in with the chance of performing in front of the BGT judges – and be crowned the 2024 Britain’s Got Talent champion – walking away with a coveted spot in the Royal Variety Performance and a huge £250,000 cash prize.
Open auditions will take place at The Kia Oval on Saturday and Sunday November 11-12 from 10am to 5pm.
Britain’s Got Talent has delivered some of the most talked about performances and most memorable TV moments of the last decade and more, including Diversity, Calum Scott, Lost Voice Guy and superstar singer Susan Boyle. But can you follow in the comedy footsteps of series 16 winner Viggo Venn?
For full terms and conditions please visit: https://eu.castitreach.com/a/fmuk/bgt17/tnc
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