Those performers who just missed out on a spot on BBC One's 'Any Dream Will Do' programme were invited to a two day residential camp where they received training and advice from some of the industry's most renowned coaches.
We sent our cameras along to find out what advice and tips the 'Josephs' were given and how they progressed during the camp.
What went on
Over the two days the performers worked on their chosen musical theatre songs alongside the panel of experts whose tips and exercises were devised to get the most out of each singer.
Get a flavour of what the camp was all about in this exclusive video clip. Watch the video
The experts
The expert panel was headed by one of the UK's most successful vocal coaches, Mary Hammond and included West End experts Shaun Kerrison and Stephen Brooker among others.
Their years of industry experience meant the performers were given advice that could help them land a role on the West End. Meet the experts
Workshop exercises
Although all our Josephs have had some experience performing, it was getting them to that next level which our experts wanted to concentrate on.
Here you can see some of the workshop sessions Mary Hammond held with the performers and get some of her tips for performing. Watch the videos
Quick tips
We asked our experts to give their top tips for aspiring performers and asked them how they think a new performer can get the foot in the door.
You can watch their advice and suggestions on how to 'make it' in these exclusive interviews. Watch the videos
Over the two days the performers worked on their chosen musical theatre songs alongside the panel of experts whose tips and exercises were devised to get the most out of each singer.
The expert panel was headed by one of the UK's most successful vocal coaches, Mary Hammond and included West End experts Shaun Kerrison and Stephen Brooker among others.
Although all our Josephs have had some experience performing, it was getting them to that next level which our experts wanted to concentrate on.
We asked our experts to give their top tips for aspiring performers and asked them how they think a new performer can get the foot in the door.