Louisville to be site of Family Feud tryouts
Somewhere in Louisville this month, the Family Feud game show will be hosting auditions for families wishing to compete on the popular television show.
To receive an audition, a team must consist of five family members who are related by marriage, blood or legal adoption, and either be a U.S. citizen or somebody legally able to work in the United States. Owing to the nature of some questions, a suggested lower age limit is 15 years of age.
Restrictions for eligibility for an audition include presently running for political office, having been on over two game shows during the last two years, or having appeared on the Family Feud in the last 10 years.
Families play a shortened mock version of the Family Feud at the local tryouts. The show is looking for enthusiastic, high-energy families that should project a happy demeanor and cheer other members on. Plus, it helps to have a fun family story to share. Hopeful, Feud players will be glad to know that there no quotas limiting how many families from a tryout will be accepted.
Auditions are scheduled to be held somewhere in Louisville on September 22 and 23. While some shows make announcements for where contestants can line up to audition and even employ a banner printing service, so far this has not been the case here. However, those interested can obtain more information on how to apply by going to the show’s website.
To receive an audition, a team must consist of five family members who are related by marriage, blood or legal adoption, and either be a U.S. citizen or somebody legally able to work in the United States. Owing to the nature of some questions, a suggested lower age limit is 15 years of age.
Restrictions for eligibility for an audition include presently running for political office, having been on over two game shows during the last two years, or having appeared on the Family Feud in the last 10 years.
Families play a shortened mock version of the Family Feud at the local tryouts. The show is looking for enthusiastic, high-energy families that should project a happy demeanor and cheer other members on. Plus, it helps to have a fun family story to share. Hopeful, Feud players will be glad to know that there no quotas limiting how many families from a tryout will be accepted.
Auditions are scheduled to be held somewhere in Louisville on September 22 and 23. While some shows make announcements for where contestants can line up to audition and even employ a banner printing service, so far this has not been the case here. However, those interested can obtain more information on how to apply by going to the show’s website.