We are looking for 10 confident young performers and dancers to join our Young Company on an exciting and unique production called The Roar of Romance (temporary title).

This is an opportunity to perform across several locations, including a live performance in Llandudno, Bryn Celli Du and finishing in Trafalgar Square in London. There will also be an opportunity to perform for film and online digital elements. This opportunity is offered free of charge and the project will cover all travel and accommodation costs.

This is an opportunity for performers and dancers aged 16-25, and no previous performance experience is required, just fire in your belly and a desire to collaborate with other young people and a brilliant artistic team!

Key Dates:

Click here to download the key dates. It is required to commit to these dates, with very little flexibility possible depending on circumstances.

Audition Date:

Wednesday 16 April at 2.30pm - 3.30pm

Tuesday 22 April at 1pm - 2pm

Audition Location:

Nyth, Garth Road, Bangor, LL57 2RW.

Want to audition?

Click on this link to register for an audition.

Can't come to the audition but want to be considered? Get in touch with Elgan via email elgan@franwen.com or call 01248 715048.

If you would like to chat further about the open call or the dates above, please contact elgan@franwen.com or call 01248 715048 and ask for Elgan.

We are committed to ensuring that everyone can fully engage in this opportunity. When registering, you will have the opportunity to specify any access needs. Frân Wen operates in the Welsh language, and we welcome new speakers and learners. Language is not a barrier on this show, as movement and dance are the main elements. This show will take place mostly outdoors. Our aim is to cultivate an inclusive environment where a range of experiences and perspectives are celebrated and valued.

This production is co-produced with Oriel Mostyn and The Triumph of Art. The Triumph of Art is a national performance project by artist Jeremy Deller which concludes the Bicentenary celebrations of the National Gallery this year.