The Young Entertainers Academy Awards (YEAAUK) aims to not only highlight the achievements and hard work of young people in community performing arts, also those who work with them. To support, encourage and inspire more young people to get involved in performing arts, and to enable young people to learn about the opportunities available to them. We have joined forces with reputable performing art establishments and individuals in the industry, to bring the first award ceremony to recognise, celebrate and acknowledge young performing arts students in the community, and those who work with them. Celebrating the diverse talents of young people aged 8-24 who regularly entertain the community. The Young Entertainers Academy Awards VISION is to enable young performers in the community from all walks of life to be self-sufficient in the area of performing arts. We believe that opportunities should be given equally to truly increase the visibility of all people, irrespective of racial backgrounds. This however still requires work for disadvantaged young people that needs to be driven from within the community, and for this group to feel in control of their own opportunities and their own successes, tell their own stories.
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"From Assistant Director of the West End musical #Prada to playing Little John in #RobinHood at the #LondonPalladium—what an incredible journey! We had a fantastic time watching Ambassador @t0shee and the talented cast. #Grateful #TheatreFamily" #Pantotime #LittleJohn #RobinHood #LondonPalladium
"From Assistant Director of the West End musical #Prada to playing Little John in #RobinHood at the #LondonPalladium—what an incredible journey! We had a fantastic time watching Ambassador @t0shee and the talented cast. #Grateful #TheatreFamily" #Pantotime #LittleJohn #RobinHood #LondonPalladium
Why give a speech?... Speeches are important because they allow individuals to communicate ideas, inspire action, and influence change. They provide a platform for sharing perspectives, rallying support for causes, and fostering connections within communities. A well-delivered speech can motivate others, create awareness around key issues, and encourage meaningful dialogue. Image: Sazz YEAA Founder
The highlight of the evening is meeting young performers. It’s a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the youth in our community. #Yeaawards
What Panto will you be watching at Christmas? We can't wait to see our ambassador Tosh Wanogho-Maud, Marisha Wallace Julian Clary in #Robinhood at #londonpalladium
Ella Burgos, the winner of the Young Soloist category, is pictured with Helen Wallis, the TADAA principal who nominated her. Video: An acceptance speech from Ella Congrats Ella #soloist #yeaawardsuk2024 #youngtalent
We are truly delighted to have recognised and celebrated the achievements of more young individuals and leaders in the performing arts within our community. #YEAAUK!
Magpie Dance was short-listed for Performing Arts School of the Year and their amazing facilitator, Katharine La Roux was short-listed for Best Performing Arts Teacher! Congratulations Katharine!! @yeaawardsuk #magpiedance #bromley #letscreate #learningdisabilityarts Images: Magpie - Katerine La Roux, Adele Best Magpie Photo credits: Students of Goldsmith University
Young people from different professional backgrounds in the community have a go at technical skills assisting leaders of Goldsmiths, University of London. #yeaawardsuk2024 #youngtalent #communityspirit #buildingdreams