Every year, the talent on stage at the Louisville’s Got Talent (LGT) finals is astonishing, and the 2020 edition on Feb. 23 was no different. Ruby Miller, a 15-year-old freshman at Floyd Central High School, won the top prize for … Read More
wenty finalists competed in the grand finale of Louisville’s got Talent on Sunday, April 14, at the Ursuline Arts Center. They were selected from 90 acts that had auditioned for the top honors. Melissa Jones, a high school senior from … Read More
Melissa Jones, a high school senior from Fisherville, dazzled the audience with her song and dance to “Music and the Mirror” from A Chorus Line, at Louisville’s Got Talent on April 14 at Ursuline Arts Center. Jones was the overall … Read More
The cream of Louisville’s young talent showed what they could do on the stage of the Clifton Center during this year’s production of Louisville’s Got Talent. This year’s talent contest, which supports CenterStage Acting Out, drew some 100 acts to … Read More
Daniel Scofield claimed the grand prize of this this year’s Louisville’s Got Talent competition, capping the evening with an impressive tap dancing performance. Dancing to choreography that resembled the dash and grace of Fred Astaire, Daniel captivated the audience as … Read More
There is a wide variety of acts for the Louisville’s Got Talent Finale on Sunday, February 26. Twenty acts were named to the Finale from the more than 50 who auditioned on Sunday, January 15. The fourth annual competition was … Read More
Louisville’s Got Talent, a competition celebrating the talented youth in greater Louisville produced by CenterStage and Jake Latts, is back for its fourth year. Young performers, ages 6-18, will take the stage at The J, and compete for a cash … Read More
Louisville’s Got Talent, a competition celebrating the talented youth in greater Louisville produced by CenterStage, is back for its fourth year! Young performers, ages 6-18, will take the stage competing for a cash and prize package valuing over $2,000. The … Read More
Seven-year-old Vaughn Michael Ramirez came away with the grand prize for the third annual Louisville’s Got Talent presented by CenterStage and Jake Latts. Ramirez preformed a hip-hop dance to “Let Me Clear My Throat” choreographed by Molly Whiting from 360 … Read More
(see full photo gallery below) To say that Louisville’s got talent is an understatement. Some of the city’s most talented youngsters showed off their skills on the stage Sunday at the final showcase of Louisville’s Got Talent. The most difficult … Read More
