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Our books are currently closed but you can take a look at the info below and join the wait list for 2026!

In order to be considered for representation, young performers must attend our audition days hosted at our base, Create Studios.

Operating our workshop-style audition process allows young performers to meet Team TM and for us to meet potential clients and understand who we will be representing as a part of TM Kids.

If successful, you will be offered representation and your choice of Tucker Arts courses to attend. Tucker Arts ensures young performers are set up for success and hold the necessary skillset and tools to achieve.

Each year we offer several fully-funded places for gifted children from low-income households, details of which will be available shortly. Sign up to our mailing list and keep an eye on our Instagram page for updates.

If you would like Tucker Management to visit your theatre school and workshop your students, please get in contact to arrange an in-house audition day with the team.

There is a no agency joining fee for TM Kids artists. TM agents work on a commission basis with the artist's best interests at heart.

Tucker Management deducts 20% commission for all professional performance work, usages, recalls, rehearsals and fittings.

Once contracts have been exchanged, there is a membership fee payable to Spotlight. At the time of publishing, the annual fee is £108 + VAT (£129.60 inc VAT) for a young performer.

There is no cost to our clients to use Tagmin.

As a Spotlight approved agent with connections to industry professionals, Tucker Management has access to getting our artists all types of work including theatre, television, films, radio, commercials, corporate and photographic.

Castings happen all over the UK. If you are based in the Midlands, you must be willing and able to travel to for castings. Good communication between the parent and agency is vital as castings can take place at very short notice, usually in London and sometimes in Manchester or Liverpool.

Most professional projects take place during the working week and the length of time required depends on the type of job. Please note, you will need to make school aware that your child will be joining a talent agency, and if they are not prepared to support your child or you are not happy with them missing school for castings and professional work, it may not be the right time to be looking at joining an agency.

Parents/legal guardians will be first port of call when a chaperone is required for short term shoots, however production may supply a licensed chaperone for certain shoots and projects with longer commitments.

We want what’s best for your child as our artist and Tucker Management will always endeavour to find castings we feel to be suitable however there is no guarantee of work.

For general enquiries, we ask that in the first instance you contact us via email. Our days are often very busy, filled with meetings, communications with Casting Directors and submitting artists for projects. Most of our communications between TM agents and artists happen via Tagmin, there is no need to send additional messages and we will call if we need to.

How often will I hear from Tucker Management?

You will be contacted by a TM agent when you are invited to audition, if there is an update for a project you are being considered for or when you have booked a role. We truly appreciate the importance of feedback when it comes to auditions and we will always endeavour to seek this, however it is not guaranteed and it is best practise to deliver your best in the audition room and then move forward.

Why is my child not being called in for auditions but others are?

Each role has specific requirements and casting directors will call those they feel fit their brief in to audition. We will always position our artists in the best light and endeavour to achieve great outcomes.

Tucker Management agents are all DBS checked, experienced and understanding professionals. We pride ourselves on empowering and advocating for children and young people in the arts.

Our mission is to give young performers incredible opportunities whilst coaching them through the audition process and further into performance.

Licenses

The Children (Performances and Activities) (England) Regulations 2014 requires all children under the statutory school leaving age to obtain a license from their local authority. If a child will miss school for a performance such as stage shows, television work, radio, commercials, films and photographic projects, they must have a license. The law states that 21 days is the minimum required amount of time needed to process a licence, however most local authorities request 7 working days before the first performance. Once a child has completed their final GCSE year at school & they are aged 16 or over, a licence is no longer required. There are a few exceptions before then. If you are unsure, speak to your agent.

Safeguarding

We operate a stringent Safeguarding policy and ensure that our checks are performed with due diligence prior to a child stepping onto set.

Should any concerns be raised during production, our agents are always available to discuss and resolve concerns.

Spotlight

TM Kids artists are invited to become a member of Spotlight upon joining Tucker Management. Spotlight is the main casting platform we use to submit artists for professional work. Membership for young performers costs £108 + VAT (£129.60 inc VAT)/year and this is payable directly to Spotlight. We do not represent performers without Spotlight membership and you must have your headshots taken by Tucker Management’s approved photographer prior to being invited to join.

Tagmin

Once TM Kids artists are registered with Spotlight, we invite them to join our Tagmin client base. Tagmin works intuitively with Spotlight and by using this platform our artists can update their availability and contact information, easily accept audition and job offers, upload self tapes and see the recent projects they have been submitted for.