Thursday, March 21, 2013

Limelight Talent Show V2 on Thursday, 21 March 2013

This year’s talent show was held on Thursday, 21 March 2013. The limelight event was organised and planned by the Student Council with a vision to encourage students to explore and express their hidden talents, to build up their creativity skill and self-confidence in the spirit of competition.

The show aimed to kindle and foster interest in art and culture among the youth who may over the years hone their talents. Besides this, it also helped the college to create more talents for future events.

This year a record number of 13 contestants wowed the audience who had gathered together in the auditorium. The Talent Show boasted more than sheer entertainment value. It required an enormous amount of time on the part of the Student Council Executive Committee to organise and hold auditions. It required great courage for many of the students. Just imagine a 1st grader stepping up to the microphone and sharing his talents with an audience of 40 in the college auditorium. It gave our audience the opportunity to support their college mates sincerely and generously.
Amanda singing “Lady Marmalade”

Limelight V2.0 was officially launched at 2.00 pm with a welcoming speech by Dinesh Kumar, the President of SCPJ Student Council. Beside providing a talent search platform, Limelight v2.0 paid tribute to our English lecturer in SELC ,Mr Leon Maurice Connelly, the Limelight Committee Adviser, who had recently passed away.

Chris Jules playing the guitar and singing “Fall for you”

Comments on the overall performances and judging criteria were given out by the Judges, Ms Priscila Low from the Student Services Department, Ms Maniyarasi, the Adviser of Stamford Performance Art Centre and Ms Joanne Chin from the Student Support Centre. As mentioned, positive attitude of all contestants and future improvements are the most important concerns of the Talent Show.

A group photo with all the participants

After that, the Chief Executive Officer of Stamford College, Mr. U.K. Menon inspired the audience with a speech regarding overcoming shyness and believing in talents within every individual. The winners for the talent show were as follows:

Winner:  
Christopher Gerald Jules

1st runner up: 
Mun Yee

2nd runner up: 
Amanda

Consolation prizes: 
Anthony
Sharmila
Kevin

Participation prizes: 
Randy
Chong Che Kin
Katheryn
Aizin Aisya Bt Toreq

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