Natural conversationalists
You do not need a list of television credits. You do need to be present, generous with a guest and comfortable sharing a thoughtful take without taking over the room.
The G3 Show · Las Vegas
Las Vegas Talk Show Auditions
Pull up a seat. The G3 Show is looking for local rotating panelists who bring curiosity, humor and a point of view worth sharing.
Email your auditionA new conversation in town
Be part of a show that makes room.
The G3 Show is a 60-minute, streaming-first ensemble panel talk show from Las Vegas. Created, executive produced and hosted by George Walker, it brings together LGBTQ+ voices and supportive allies for candid conversations, humor, celebrity interviews, everyday people’s stories, music and the energy of the city.
This is not a search for one perfect television personality. It is a search for people who listen well, know how to play with a room and can help turn a good topic into a real conversation. A rotating panel makes space for different experiences, chemistry and perspectives, while keeping the table welcoming.
If you have something to say, enjoy meeting people and can show up prepared, this could be your invitation. The current call is for local adults who can participate as the ensemble develops toward a pilot.
Who we hope to meet
Come as the person people want to hear from.
People with a live point of view
Great panelists bring their own lived experience, wit and curiosity. The show welcomes people whose perspective feels grounded, specific and open to a real exchange.
Las Vegas talent
Actors, comedians, performers, podcasters, content creators and engaging local personalities are all encouraged to reach out. The essential requirement is that you are based in Las Vegas and ready for local work.
How to audition
Keep it clear. Keep it you.
Send one email with your name, contact email, Las Vegas availability and a view-only link to a 60 to 90 second introduction video. There is no application fee and no need to create a glossy reel just for this call.
In your video, introduce yourself in a way that feels natural. Tell us who you are, what makes you light up in a conversation and why you would enjoy being part of a panel built around connection. A straightforward phone video is fine if the picture and sound are clear.
Send your introduction- 01
Prepare your introduction
Record a view-only video lasting 60 to 90 seconds. Let your personality do the work, rather than trying to perform a script.
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Include the essentials
Share your name, contact email and Las Vegas availability in the message, then include the view-only video link.
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Email the G3 team
Use the audition email link on this page. The team will review submissions as the panel takes shape.
The practical details
What to know before you reach out.
The G3 Show is currently in development. The target pilot filming window is January to February 2027, contingent on financing, venue and cast availability. Selected participants must be 18 or older and able to attend local rehearsals and filming in Las Vegas.
Because this is an ensemble, presence matters as much as performance. The best introduction gives a sense of how you think, how you tell a story and how you make space for someone else’s story, too. Bring your own point of view, not an imitation of somebody else’s.
Want a fuller picture of the format, segments and spirit behind the show? Visit The G3 Show before you send your introduction.
What makes a panel work
A good conversation has more than one note.
The G3 Show is being built around the moments people remember after the credits: a guest answering honestly, a panelist finding the funny line, a story that lets somebody in the audience feel seen. That only happens when the people at the table are willing to be themselves and make room for each other.
Being polished is useful, but it is not the same as being connected. A strong panelist knows when to offer a personal story, when to ask the follow-up and when to hand the moment to someone else. The show is looking for that instinct, along with energy that feels warm instead of performative.
Las Vegas has no shortage of talented people. It has performers, storytellers, hospitality professionals, community builders and creators who understand how to hold a room. If your experience has taught you how to meet people where they are, it belongs in the conversation. Your video is simply a first introduction, not an audition to become somebody else.
There is no promise of selection in an email submission, and availability will matter as the production schedule comes together. Still, every thoughtful introduction helps the team meet the people who could make this ensemble feel alive. Start with a clear video, send the practical details and let the team see the person behind the link.
Questions, answered
Before you press send.
Who can audition for The G3 Show?
The current call is for adults who live in Las Vegas and can take part in local rehearsals and filming. Actors, comedians, performers, podcasters, content creators and engaging conversationalists are welcome.
Is this a paid audition?
No. There is no application fee. The audition is a chance for the team to get to know your point of view, presence and conversation style.
What should I send with my audition?
Send your name, contact email, Las Vegas availability and a view-only link to a 60 to 90 second introduction video. The video does not need a polished studio setup. A clear, honest introduction is the point.
When will filming begin?
The target pilot window is January to February 2027, contingent on financing, venue and cast availability. Applicants should be able to attend local rehearsals and filming if selected.
The G3 Show
The good chair is waiting.
If you are ready to bring your voice to a new Las Vegas conversation, introduce yourself to the team.
Email your audition