Seven’s quiz show The Chase Australia searching for contestants – and here’s how you can apply
One of the most popular quiz shows on Australian television is the search for more contestants.
Teatime favorite The Chase Australia have announced they are open for auditions.
And producers are using host Larry Emdur as a lure to entice trivia fans to answer the casting call.
“Not only will you combine your knowledge with three other contestants to try to take down the Chaser, but you’ll also have TV legend Larry Emdur guiding you through the game,” applicants are told at the manufacturer’s web page.
Only potential entrants who are over the age of 18 will be considered for the top ratings quiz, which is produced in Sydney by ITV for Channel Seven.
Chase Australia Channel Seven’s popular quiz show is looking for more contestants. Pictured: host Larry Emdur
Based on a British format, the quiz focuses on participants being tested on their general knowledge.
They play for cash prizes and ultimately the participants play against a ‘Chaser’, a quiz professional, who tries to prevent them from taking home their winnings.
The Australian show has made stars of the regular cast of ‘Chasers’, including Anne Hegarty and Mark Labbett.
You can Apply via the website to participate in The Chase Australia.
Based on a British format, the quiz focuses on participants being tested on their general knowledge. Pictured: Chaser and quiz professional Anee Hegarty
The Australian show has made stars of the regular cast of ‘Chasers’, including Anne Hegarty and Mark Labbett (pictured)
It comes after Chaser Mark Labbett split from his British TV presenter girlfriend Hayley Palmer after a year together.
The quiz master, 58, known by his nickname The Beast, shared a photo on social media earlier this month of himself rocking his slimmed-down figure.
Mark and 42-year-old Sky Entertainment reporter Hayley celebrated their one-year anniversary on social media in May, but he now later claimed there was too much of an age difference between them.
Palmer confirmed the news of their split on Instagram, writing: ‘It is with regret that I announce that me and Mark have gone our separate ways. We have had the best year together and I sincerely wish him all the best for the future.”
The pair had been dating since early 2023, with Mark previously admitting he was ‘a very lucky man’ to be with her.
It comes after Chaser Mark Labbett recently broke his silence following his shock split from his British television presenter girlfriend Hayley Palmer (both pictured)