Our next available undergraduate intake is Trimester 1 2025
Admission to the Bachelor of Musical Theatre at Queensland Academy of Excellence in Musical Theatre is by audition. For 2025 Trimester 1 commencement, applications opened 1 August 2024, and closed 30 August 2024.
Please note that international students need to apply using the international application.
If you have any questions about the application process, please contact Admissions by email qcguadmissions@griffith.edu.au or phone (07) 5552 9914.
Steps to apply
Submit your application via QTAC and select your preferred degree:
251772 Bachelor of Musical Theatre
On-time applications are now closed.
Late applications for the Bachelor of Musical Theatre may be considered. Should you require assistance with an application that is in progress please email qcguadmissions@griffith.edu.au for further information.
Pay your audition fees via GriffithPAY
When applying, you must pay a non-refundable audition fee via GriffithPAY by the closing date to be guaranteed an audition in the first audition round.
Audition fees:
- Bachelor of Musical Theatre - $90 each (payable by 30 August 2024).
If you are applying for multiple programs (e.g. Bachelor of Acting and Bachelor of Musical Theatre) you will be required to pay a separate audition fee for each. If you apply and/or pay your audition fee after the closing date, you may be considered in subsequent auditions and offer rounds if places are still available.
Should you be experiencing financial hardship and need help with your audition fees, please contact qcguadmissions@griffith.edu.au.
Submit a recorded audition and supporting documents.
On-time applications are now closed.
All applicants for the Trimester 1, 2025 intake will be required to submit a recorded audition. This will be used to select applicants for invitation to a live audition in late September.
After you have submitted your QTAC application and paid your audition fee/s via GriffithPAY, the next step is to prepare your recorded audition. Recorded audition due by 30 August 2024.
The audition requirements for Bachelor of Musical Theatre are outlined in the section below. If you submit your recorded audition after the closing date, you may be considered in subsequent auditions and offer rounds if places are still available.
Once your recorded audition and supporting documentation is prepared, you can submit using our online form.
Audition requirements
You will be required to submit a recorded audition to be considered in the first instance. You will be considered based on the quality of your performance: your skills, ability, and technique–not the quality of the recording, which can be done using your phone, camera or tablet.
We recommend that you check out the audition video tips and audition checklist at the bottom of this page for assistance with preparing your submission.
Applicants may then be invited to a live audition, held on-site at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre from 23-27 September 2024. Offers will be made based on the assessment of the live audition.
Phase 1: Recorded submission and performance CV
You are required to submit a video audition, application form/performance CV and headshot photograph as the first phase of a two-phase process.
On-time applications are now closed.
Phase 2: In-Person Call-back Audition
If your Phase 1 recorded audition is successful, you will be invited to attend Phase 2, which will be conducted in-person during audition week. Audition week will be held between 23–27 September 2024 and invitations will be sent two weeks prior. These call-back auditions will be held in our studios at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC), Brisbane.
The Phase 2 Call-back audition will cover the following:
Warm-up
Through group play, your improvisation skills may be explored within a warm-up session.
Acting
You will present two prepared monologues. One will be from the set list provided, the other being your own choice.
Singing
You will present your prepared songs from Phase 1.
Dancing
Following basic technical exercises, a dance combination will be taught, and you will be given time to practice and asked to perform to the panel.
Voice
Your spoken voice will be considered during the performance of your monologues.
Preparing your audition video
Creating audition videos can be daunting, but with focused preparation, you can shine. Check these tips from successful Musical Theatre candidates and use our self-tape audition tips for support.
Intro video (slate) filming tips
Singing audition filming tips
Dance audition filming tips
Contact us
Professor Paul Sabey
Director, Queensland Academy of Excellence in Musical Theatre
Griffith University