Congratulations to Scot Greenan and Polly Graves who have won The Spotlight Prize 2025.
We’re delighted to announce that Scot Greenan of Royal Conservatoire of Scotland has won the Stage Award and Polly Graves of University of Central Lancashire has won the Screen Award at The Spotlight Prize 2025.
Our expert panel of judges selected Scot for their performance of Moorcraft by Eilidh Loan for the Stage Award, which was directed by David Numeni. Polly was chosen for their performance of Island Town by Simon Longman for the Screen Award, directed by Paulette Randall MBE. Both winners were awarded £2000 and a year’s complimentary Spotlight membership.
Scot Greenan onstage at The Spotlight Prize 2025. Image by Joanna Nicole Photography
All 19 Spotlight Prize finalists put on a wonderful showcase in front of our specially invited audience of industry professionals. We couldn’t be prouder to have them as part of The Spotlight Prize alumni.
Polly Graves onstage at The Spotlight Prize 2025. Image by Joanna Nicole Photography.
Since the 1950s, The Spotlight Prize has been an exciting opportunity for drama school and university graduates to perform in front of an audience of industry professionals. The showcase provides a space to make connections with casting directors and agents to help the finalists as they launch their performing career.
Find out more about past Spotlight Prize winners including Rosalind Eleazar and Bessie Carter.
Congratulations once again to Scot, Polly and all of our 2015 Spotlight Prize finalists. We’re looking forward to seeing where your talent takes you next.
