The Scarborough’s Search for a Star Grand Final will take place at Scarborough College on Saturday, December 6 at 7pm, proudly sponsored by PQA Scarborough. The evening promises incredible local talent and some fantastic judges — to be announced soon!
Scarborough Search For A Star is a community driven Talent Competition looking for the next rising star. All ages and talents are welcome, with two heats taking place to narrow down the contestants for the grand final, which has with big cash prizes to be won.
Organisers Devan Kellett and Tyler Smith are excited to crown the next winner of Scarborough’s search for a Star.
Devan Kellett trained at Bodywork Company Cambridge on a full scholarship before completing her BA in Performing Arts at De Montfort University and her PGCE at University of Huddersfield. Now the owner of Kellett’s Performing Arts, home to over 150 students, Devan’s passion for teaching and helping others inspired her to revive Scarborough’s Search for a Star, a competition she once took part in as a child.
Tyler Smith is a professional actor with over 15 years of professional experience, starring in west end shows such as Calendar Girls: The Musical, The Band Musical and also appeared on BBC’s Let It Shine. Driven to give back, Tyler co-founded Scarborough Search for a Star with Devan to offer young artists the same transformative opportunities he received early in his career.
Ticket prices for the final range from £10.00 - £12.50.
Visit https://stagestubs.com/search-for-a-star/search-for-a-star-the-final to book tickets for the event.
1. Lamorna
Lamorna, 23, is a powerhouse vocalist from Whitby. While studying aerospace engineering at Teesside University, she’s spent over a decade on stage with Beggars Bridge Players, shining in lead roles such as Wendy, Cinderella, Puss-in-Boots and the wicked witch in Beauty and the Beast Photo: Richard Ponter
2. Violet Crow
Violet Crow, age 13, has been part of Twilight Productions since she was just two years old. Her passion lies in musical theatre, and she dedicates five days a week to training in dance, singing, and acting. Violet has performed in a number of productions; including Peter Pan, where she took on the lead role as a female Peter, and most recently starred as the lead in Vortex at the YMCA. Last year, she delighted audiences as Miss Honey in Matilda. Violet dreams of studying at a performing arts college and one day gracing the West End stage. If not performing, she hopes to inspire others as a teacher. Photo: submitted
3. Soul Street
We are called soul street- a mum (singer) and son (guitarist)! We are really looking forward to showing what we can do next. Photo: submitted
4. Maisie Altoft
When you love to perform it’s truly special to see Maisie loving her journey at SJ ARTS. The first time we met I remember Maisie saying "I just really love performing so I am open to anything!" and since then the platforms that Maisie has achieved is incredible. For the last twelve months Maisie has embarked on every performance opportunity that has been given and embraced it all from performing with her friends in many shows, to solo singing spots in many events. She has also taken on lead roles in productions as well as filming in the award-winning BLITZ. Maise has expressed her thanks for this amazing opportunity at the Finals this year Photo: submitted