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Move Over American Idol: Northview’s Got Talent
February 9, 2008
Move over American Idol, because Northview’s Got Talent. And they’re going to prove it.
A talent show series entitled “Northview’s Got Talent” kicked off Friday night at the school. In the spirit of American Idol, three judges offered a critique of each performer.
Entrants ranged from soloists, to a complete band to a comical impersonation of President George Bush.
The event will continue at 6:00 February 15 and March 1 in the theater. Admission is $5 for each performance; tickets will be available in the front office. Northview parents, faculty and students are encouraged to participate.
An entry fee of $10 will be required for each act. For more info contact Northview Performing arts at 327 6681 ext 224.
For a photo gallery from Friday night’s edition of “Northview’s Got Talent”, click here.
Pictured above: One of the entrants sings Daughtry’s “Home”. Below, left to right, judges Todd Corder, an area musician; Landon Manning, band director at T.R. Miller High School in Brewton; and Luke Manning, band director at Brewton Middle School.
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