Interactive dating show commissions Amy Hart & Paul Taylor-Mills for mini series following successful debut last month

Amy Hart and Paul Taylor-Mills

Following the hugely successful pilot episode of Tap That last month, Amy Hart and Paul Taylor-Mills return for a three part mini-series next month.

The international hit dating show is technology-driven and allows audiences to vote in real time and create a match, operating best when using a laptop/computer to watch the live show and a smartphone to chat and vote on. After its successful run in the US and its debut in the UK, it is now promising more love matches for the Brits!

Paul Taylor-Mills said: “Amy and I had such fun filming the pilot. She’s the ying to my yang and genuinely makes me howl, hopefully it came across that we had a booowl!

“I’m not going to lie, it’s a thrilling mixture of absolute fear dealing with the live technology! But it also gives you that warm fuzzy feeling knowing that you’re helping someone find love. A big part of me agreeing to film the next episodes was to ensure we try and make sure that the show includes LBGTQ+ representation. With this in mind if you’re looking for love and up for thousands of people helping you, then please do get in touch with the casting team at TapThat.live. It’s super straight forward to apply and there’s a genuine quest to find folk love whilst having a fun old time!”

 The Tap That UK shows will be fortnightly on a Friday, with showdates of 9 & 23 April and 7 May. Tickets and casting information can be found here.

The show is produced by Face Off Unlimited with executive producers Jay Painter, Eric Robinson, Joe Tex and Heather Shields being the driving force behind it. They are joined by additional creative team members Michael Springthorpe, Peter Hargarten and Emily McNamara. 

So get tapping Besties! 

Emma Littler

Emma has a 9-5 normal job, but in her spare time is all things theatre! Having been a stage manager through school and now with various Drama societies in Norfolk. She loves the feel of the adrenaline rush when the lights go down and she has to open the curtains for the first time.

Emma loves musicals having seen 47 different shows 75 times! Her favourite being Come From Away. Other loves include painting, baking and sport.

She has also recently turned her hand to writing village pantomimes.

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