• Ensure that you and your routine are completely prepared. Be ready to express yourself fully because this might be the only chance you have.
  • Whatever your performance may be, should you need "an equipment to accompany your performance" you must bring it with you. The working team will not be able to prepare any equipment such as musical instrument that is difficult to install for you.
  • If the equipment requires time to install, you must inform the working team upon registration at the registration desk on the casting day for ease of co-ordination. You should also record your performance on a CD or other medium. (This will be an alternative way to show your performance act in case you are unable to perform)
  • Should your act is "risky" such as use of fire or sharp objects, you must notify the working team at the registration desk upon registration. The team will take you to a specific venue to prevent any danger that may happen. You should also record your performance on a CD or other medium. (This will be an alternative way to show your performance act in case you are unable to perform)
  • If you are below 20 years of age, your parents' permission is required.
  • Your act should not be longer than 2-3 minutes.
  • You must inform the working team prior to your performance if you require music or a backing track. Also notify the name of the song and other details of the song to them.
  • You may be unable to install large musical instruments such as a drum kit or a piano due to the time limit per performance. We suggest that you should record your performance on a CD or other medium. (This will be an alternative way to show your performance act in case you are unable to perform)
  • You will be able to bring small musical instruments such as a guitar or keyboard to the contest. Nevertheless you should record your performance on a CD or other medium. (This will be an alternative way to show your performance act in case you are unable to perform)
  • On the day of the performance you may face a time restriction. So you should ensure that the "best part" of your show is performed as you may be asked to stop your performance at any time or you may only have one chance.
  • If your show requires the music, you must bring your own CD and notify the song name and other details to the team in advance.
  • If your performance involves animals, they must be leashed or kept in a locked cage.
  • Please inform the team ahead of time if you will be bringing animals for your act.