By Isabella Bratton ('26)
Lambein’s Got Talent will take place on Saturday, Feb. 17, from 8-9 p.m. in the CFA Recital Hall.
11 Lambein Hall residents will be showcasing their unique talents with the potential to win up to $100. At the end of the show, the audience will have the opportunity to choose a winner to receive the prize.
Senior Nuri Park (‘24), the Assistant Resident Director, explained that they took the name “Lambein’s Got Talent” from both the famous show “America’s Got Talent” and “Britain’s Got Talent.” The talent show was started last 2022-2023 school year by the male Resident Assistants (RA) of Lambein.
All of Lambein’s RAs have been involved in the preparation process in different ways; advertising, emailing, hosting and judging.
Park said that, although the audience will be choosing the winner, the RAs have a part in making sure it’s a fair competition.
“The RA’s,” Park stated, “mediate the votes to make sure there is no audience bias, but the audience ultimately decides the winner.”
The performers will provide a wide variety of entertainments for the audience, such as singing, poetry recitation, dancing, playing instruments, a weather forecast and more. Park mentioned an exciting act called “Master of balance,” although he wouldn’t divulge the details about it. At last year’s show, Junior Ethan McCarthy (‘25) remarked that groups played kazoos, the piano and danced.
“Guys are excited to show off to the school,” McCarthy, a judge for the event, said, “we have put a lot of work into this, and it will be a fun night.”
It won’t just be one person walking away with $100. There is a second place award of $50 and third place will receive $25.
Students are highly encouraged to attend, and the hosts are sure audience members will walk away entertained.
“I think the campus needs an event where people can just have fun and relax,” Park stated. ★
