Finalists will soon be stepping into Algonquin Theatre’s spotlight for Huntsville’s Got Talent.
The event, which raises funds in support of Community Living Huntsville’s housing initiatives, takes place on Feb. 1.
Ten finalists, along with some special guests, will all be performing to impress the judges, wow the crowd, and the $1,500 grand prize.
“The talent that we have this year is incredible. We have a bunch of new artists that have never performed for Huntsville’s Got Talent before and new genres of music,” says Jennifer Jerrett, event organizer and Community Engagement Specialist for Community Living Huntsville. “If you haven’t already purchased your tickets, now is the time to do it. The past two years have sold out, so don’t wait until the last minute. Get your tickets now.”
The Top 10 Finalists are Crystal Chuback, Luke Asher Murphy, John Leadston, Mel Gutierrez, Amber Johnson, Paige Meunier, Mae Reid, Kyle Pollock, Anna Mueller, and Christine Robitaille.
The judges, Neil Barlow, Sue Kirwin-Campbell, Geordie Sabbagh, and Andre Wahl, reviewed audition videos and chose the first 9 finalists. The public then voted online for the final one.
The not-for-profit organization’s initiatives, like Transitional Housing, assist people with developmental disabilities and families who access its services to find and keep roofs over their heads in our community.
“This is an amazing show. You will not be disappointed,” says Jerrett. “Come cheer on the performers and experience a jaw-dropping production, all while making a real difference for your community.”
Audience tickets for Huntsville’s Got Talent 2025 are on sale now through the Algonquin
Theatre. Find more information at www.huntsvillesgottalent.com.
