Join the Question Time audience

Question Time audience

Thank you for your interest in taking part in Question Time.

To apply to join the audience for a recording of Question Time please fill in the form below.

Future programme venues

  • 16 May - Ipswich
  • 23 May - Belfast
  • 30 May - London
  • 6 June - Blackburn

Your response will be completely confidential, but it will enable us to invite a balanced cross-section of people.

If your application is successful, you can expect to hear from us on the Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday before the programme.

We will contact as many applicants as possible prior to the programme but, due to the volume of requests received, we apologise that we are unable to call everyone.

If you hear nothing from us please assume that on this occasion your application has not been successful.

AUDIENCE APPLICATION FOR BBC QUESTION TIME

1. Name and address

2. Have you been on Question Time before?

3. How old are you?

8. During the series, we shall be visiting London and various cities and towns around the country.

9. If there were a General Election tomorrow, which political party would you be most likely to vote for?

11. Which of these groups do you consider yourself to belong to?

12. Do you consider yourself to have any disabilities?

13. If you are disabled, do you require wheelchair access?

14. Are you a member of a political party?

15. The audience for BBC Question Time is totally proactive and we wish to ensure that the opportunity to put forward questions and take part in the debates is given to those people wishing to participate. If chosen to attend you will be asked to put forward two questions, one by email and a further question on arrival at the venue, would you please confirm that you are keen to get involved and if selected will ask your question.

16. Add any more relevant information.

Your application will be sent over a secure link. You may receive a pop-up message as you leave the secure connection and are returned to the Question Time website.

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