The event, scheduled for August 1, will see finalists evaluated by a panel of three judges.
Leonie Adams, the artistic director of The Dionysus Ensemble, will be on the panel.
She is recognised for her contribution to both formal and informal music settings, as well as music education projects.
Joining her will be Sbba Siddique, director of Asian Star Radio and winner of the ‘Best Podcast of the Year’ at the British Asian Media Awards 2025.
Completing the panel is Amina Khayyam, the artistic director of Amina Khayyam Dance Company, known for her work as a performer, choreographer, and dance theatre maker.
The panel is known for its support and advocacy for Slough’s arts community.
Performers of all kinds, whether solo acts or groups, are invited to apply.
This includes singers, dancers, musicians, magicians, comedians, and other performance artists.
Applications must be submitted via the Curve Venue website by July 5. Dress rehearsals are set for July 25.
Slough’s Got Talent is seen as a platform for local performers to gain recognition and experience performing in a professional venue.
Tickets for the event, starting at 7pm, are priced at £5.
They can be purchased from the Box Office or online at curvevenue.uk.
The event is programmed by Norden Farm Centre for the Arts, as part of the new partnership between Norden Farm and Slough Borough Council to develop the venue at The Curve as a key cultural community hub for Slough.
It is supported using public funding by Arts Council England.