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Got Talent?
Were you the kid who sang into your hairbrush in front of the bathroom mirror?
Perhaps you told jokes or did impersonations at family gatherings?
Hidden talent is everywhere. But it's the courageous ones who share their unique gifts with the world. Some of those brave souls will step up to the mic at our first talent competition, BVT's Got Talent, on Tuesday, April 12th at 7:00 p.m.This first round of the competition is free and open to the public. So, gather your friends and family, and come see comedians, beatboxers, singers, and dancers compete for cash prizes and a chance to be crowned BVT's Got Talent winner. A panel of teachers will judge the performances to determine five contestants who will advance to the final round for an in-school performance on Friday, April 15th.
First Round Results
A big THANK YOU to all who came to the performance and supported our extremely talented students who competed in the first round. It was an exciting and entertaining night that was difficult to judge with so much talent on display. Congratulations and best of luck to the five acts advancing to the final round for an in-school performance.
• Mikaela Sadik & John Fumia
• Haley Bilodeau
• Emily Muniz
• Dante Hastings
• Ethan Herron, Jackson Lapointe, Luke Scholl & Mason Day
One of these acts will be crowned BVT's Got Talent winner on Friday, April 15th!
And the Winner is...
A big shout-out goes to Haley Bilodeau of Douglas, a freshman in our Biotechnology program. She was crowned the BVT’s Got Talent winner for her mad skills on the electric violin. Woo, Hoo! Congratulations Haley!
The fan-favorite was the Electronics/Electrical Band: Ethan Herron, Jackson Lapointe, Luke Scholl & Mason Day. Congratulations guys!
