As two 2019 graduates from the VCA Music Theatre course, Jack and Lily were excited to use that momentum to apply their training into practice. 2020 clearly hasn’t panned out like anyone expected… so they decided to refocus their passion into opening up a new platform for artists across Australia that cover the whole spectrum of the multifaceted theatre community. Being stuck at home sucks. But conversations about change for the better of the arts industry don’t. COVID has provided the unique opportunity to stop and lean into networks online, empowering a generation of voices.
Final Call
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As two 2019 graduates from the VCA Music Theatre course, Jack and Lily were excited to use that momentum to apply their training into practice. 2020 clearly hasn’t panned out like anyone expected… so they decided to refocus their passion into opening up a new platform for artists across Australia that cover the whole spectrum of the multifaceted theatre community. Being stuck at home sucks. But conversations about change for the better of the arts industry don’t. COVID has provided the unique opportunity to stop and lean into networks online, empowering a generation of voices.
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