London Panel Auditions

DEADLINE: Accepting applications until all slots are full.


Panel Auditions London

Audition for European Agents, Managers, and Companies!

Friday, April 11, 2025

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Confirmed Panelists

*Important: While Panelists have contracted to be present for auditions, changes can be made prior to the event. Check back for the updated list of confirmed panelists.
  • Barefoot Opera
  • Connaught Artists
  • Hancock Artists
  • IMG Artists
  • James Black Management
  • Only Stage
  • Opéra de Baugé
  • Opera Up Close
  • Regents Opera
  • Y Opera (and freelance Director)

Details

  • $155 Registration Fee
  • Singers will have 9-minutes of audition time. They may choose the first piece and, if time allows, the panel will ask for a portion of a second piece. The panel will cut off singers at the 9 minute mark.
  • Panelists will give anonymous written feedback and a scored evaluation.
  • A professional accompanist will be provided.
  • Singers should bring to the Live Audition for the Panelists:
    • Copies of their resume with photo and contact information.
    • At least one printed list of their audition repertoire for the day.
      • There are no audition rep requirements.
  • Cancellation Policy:
    • There are no refunds available.
    • If a singer is late to their audition time, CS Music will do its best to fit them in later, but there is no guarantee the singer will be fit in at another time; no refunds will be issued.

Location: Peregrine’s Pianos
137A Grays Inn Road
London WC1X 8TU

 

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“The Panel Auditions were the best run, most organized, most kindly, and most professional ones I have EVER done. You have made this tenor very happy!!”

Peter Furlong, Heldentenor

“Thank you so much for the feedback! I have found the whole audition a very positive experience. The organization was superb, the location was almost even better! Wow, what an amazing place! The staff were really pleasant and put me at ease. I can almost say that I enjoyed myself, even though auditioning is always nerve-racking.”

Nathalie Mees, soprano