Twelve-year-old George Missailidis loves to act, dance and sing. The young Greek-Australian has recently been selected to attend the Dance Program at Hollywood Immersive this week in L.A.
In all a total of 15 teenage dancers from around Australia were selected. The group will be staying at their own private Beverly Hills villa and attending the Immersive Programs that provide mentoring and instruction by the industry’s top professionals who are known to have coached some of the world’s biggest superstars in acting, music and dance.
“Immersive Programs spark transformative experiences, raising you to levels that you never imagined possible. This really is the opportunity of a lifetime,” says the website of hollywoodimmersive.com.
Missailidis is one of the youngest Melbourne representatives chosen to participate in the program and has a proven track record of dedication to his training and success in his endeavors.
His musical theater debut was in Opera Australia‘s “The King and I” in 2014 where he was cast as principal royal child, “Prince Chululongkorn.”
Other professional accomplishments include being casted again as the same role in Babirra’s “The King and I” where Missailidis received a Guild & Lyrebird nomination. And this is just the tip of the iceberg.
Along with participating in several short films Missailidis is passionate about dancing in several genres including participating in the Junior Elite Squad at PSA training in Hip Hop, Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Musical Theater, Acrobatics, Vocal and Contemporary/Lyrical.
The opportunity to participate in Hollywood Immersive could prove to be a life-changing event for the young aspiring artist.
“I hope to become an established triple threat in the near future!” Missailidis wrote in his biography on starnow.com.
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