The stage lights flicker to life as Pacific University
students stand center stage to sing, juggle and dance
their way to the $200 prize for the top talent winner at
Pacific’s Got Talent.
Every year in spring, the Resident Hall
Association hosts Pacific’s Got Talent, and this year
they have 18 participants lined up, more than they’ve
ever had.
“We have tap dancing, we have impressionists,
we have the pole acrobatics again that we had last
year,” Resident Hall Association Events and Activities
Coordinator Katy Kilsdonk said. “It’s not anything
like Open Mic, it has a variety of talents.”
Every performer will receive a goody bag, and the
top three winners will receive larger prizes. Another
reward of $50 dollars is offered for the winning artist
in the artist section of the show. And for everyone,
dessert is provided.
This year the event will be held March 6 at 6:30
p.m. in Taylor Meade Auditorium. The audience will
be able to text to vote and the judges will be able to
provide commentary and be the final decision for
tiebreakers.
“I think students should go,” Kilsdonk said. “It’s
a very varied talent show, it’s really interactive, and
it’s going to be really interesting.”
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