On Monday, it’s finally time for one of the year’s biggest highlights here at Wallmans Oslo – audition day!

This is the day when the stage is filled with incredible talents, and we get the pleasure of experiencing the excitement, creativity, and passion that make this place so unique. Every audition day reminds us why we love what we do.

This year, we welcome a diverse group of artists – dancers, singers, acrobats, and many others who are passionate about entertaining. At Wallmans, we’re not just looking for technical skill but also for those who can truly connect with the audience. We want every performance to be an experience that lingers long after the applause fades.

One of the things that make Wallmans so unique is the sense of community. Here, we’re more than just a show – we’re a team working together to create something magical. That’s why we look for artists who shine not only on stage but also contribute to the strong bond behind the scenes.

Audition day is always a mix of excitement and inspiration. It’s incredible to see how the artists pour their hearts into what they do, and we feel privileged to witness so many powerful moments. This is the start of something big – for them, for us, and for the audience.

To everyone performing on stage: Thank you for sharing your talent with us. Break a leg to all of you! We’re excited to see what you have to offer. It takes courage and dedication to put yourself out there, and we’re cheering for each and every one of you. You are a tremendous inspiration!

We look forward to a new season filled with magical moments, unforgettable shows, and a unique atmosphere here at Wallmans Oslo. This will be an experience like no other!

P.S. Do you know why we say “break a leg”?
The expression originates from the theater world and is said to have come about as a superstition. Instead of wishing someone good luck directly – which was believed to bring bad luck – this phrase was used as a sort of reverse psychology. It essentially means: “Do so well that you have to bend your knee in a deep bow for the applause!”