Bring the Drama final three – what happened next?
Three actors made it to the showcase.
After six episodes, Bring the Drama has come to an end on BBC Two.
Hosted by Bill Bailey, the brand new series saw a group of aspiring actors from all walks of life mentored by casting director Kelly Valentine Hendry, with the hopes of securing an acting contract by the end of the process.
Each episodes focused on a different side of acting and the group were invited onto sets of various dramas, including EastEnders, Peaky Blinders and Silent Witness, where they got the chance to recreate iconic scenes audiences know and love.
The final episode aired on BBC Two tonight, with Hendry revealing the three actors who made it through to the showcase – but what are they all up to now?
Read on for everything you need to know.
Rehanna
Rehanna applied for Bring the drama to gain insight into an industry she believes she had "little access to", but things clearly changed over the course of the series.
Rehanna was chosen to be one of the actors to perform a monologue, which would be shown to a group of of casting directors and prospective agents, as well as her friends and family.
At the end of the series, it was revealed Rehanna had signed with an agent and auditioned for a new streamer series.
"It's a six-part murder mystery darkly comic series and he would love to offer you the role!"
Delasi
As revealed in the final episode, Delasi signed with an agent and landed a role on EastEnders!
Jordan
After speaking to two casting directors at the showcase, Jordan was offered a role on BBC drama Waterloo Road.
At the end of the episode, a clip was shown of Jordan acting with Zachary Sutcliffe, who portrays Schuey Weaver in the series.
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What are the rest of the Bring the Drama cast doing now?
George landed a role in ITV's The Bay, Janice recorded a radio play, Lizzie has been cast in three theatre productions, Chris signed up for an acting course and Luca auditioned for drama school.
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