Dd is 10 and has been going to a stage school for about 6 years. We initially signed her up as a confidence building measure and she has really blossomed. In the last couple of years she's has a walk in part on a musical (uncast, just needed a body who would do as she was told!), in a choir for a touring West end production (selected from the school rather than auditioned), had an audition for a separate West end touring show and an ad casting (both unsuccessful) and two requests to provide self tapes for significant characters in motion pictures (both in the last few months, one no response yet, the other a no). So I guess the school see some sort of talent in her as they wouldn't embarrass themselves by putting forward someone without a chance? I have no idea how to deal with any of this though, it's so far out of my comfort zone. I'm not sure what I'm asking tbh, but I guess I wonder if anyone has any advice or how you support your artistic children? For additional context, dh is very reluctant to let her go further than the fun of audition (fun? easy know he's not the one helping her learn lines 
). I think we should take things as they come. She loves acting and does say she'd love to be an actor, but also, she's 10.