Life as a business owner is always a delicate balancing act, but when you add "husband" and "father" into the mix, the days become a fast-paced, high-stakes puzzle.

This week has been a powerful reminder of how those worlds constantly overlap.

The moment we’ve been working so hard toward behind the scenes has finally arrived—our representation books are officially OPEN!

There are some trips on the road that remind you why you fell in love with this industry in the first place, and my journey down to London this week was one of them.

After months of loads of hard work, careful planning, and extensive research behind the scenes, I am beyond delighted to officially announce a massive new chapter for Ghostlight Talent: Our books are officially expanding to represent performers under 18!

Hot on the heels of her recent trip down to London to wrap on a short film, a trip up to Newcastle to catch the wonderful Ellie-Brooke Adamson performing in The Girl on the Train at the People's Theatre. It was a very long drive there and back in the car, but it was thoroughly worth every single mile. Ellie is just wonderful to watch on stage and seeing her energy remain so magnetic on stage was fantastic.

First up on the business side, we’ve officially uploaded a handful of exceptional new talents to the Ghostlight website! It is incredibly exciting to see the searchable database growing with such high-caliber performers, and I can't wait to see the waves they make in the industry.

There was brief radio silence on the blog last week, as it has been a beautifully chaotic time here at Ghostlight.

Between managing a surge in auditions, reviewing self-tapes, and holding final representation meetings and signings, the desk has been absolutely buzzing.

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The Road to Finding New Talent

Full Circle in Leeds: A Night at The Adelphi - Pub Theatre