THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
Last Friday the Arts and Science Student Union teamed up with CFCR to put on the Assume Talent Show and Competition (Making an Ass of You and Me). It was a night of singing, dancing and great musical talent across the board, from the performers as well as the drunken judges.
Head over to our Flickr page for a full gallery of photos from the talent show, or scroll down for few select shots of all the night’s kick-ass performers.
Chelsea Broback kicked off the evening with an unaccompanied vocal number.
Kelton Doraty was up second.
Sarah Nickle and her mysterious egg-shaking apprentice.
Hiphop dance troupe Nuff Said busting out.
Greg Torwalt serenading the crowd at Louis with some high-energy original selections.
Closing off the first half of the show, Devan Seltenrich solicited the help of two backup dancers from the audience.
After the intermission, Ramy Shoker hit the crowd with some spoken word poetry.
STUUU shredding it up.
Adrian Starblanket got really real with Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You."
Ruvimbo and her mysterious accompanist, the guitarist known only as "Derek."
This is where the battery in our camera died and we had to resort to our trusty iPhones. Luckyily, the Toontown Ringers, one of Saskatoon's finest five-man barbershop quartets, carried on unphased.
A backstage shot of the Shaky Elevators doing what they do best (aside from rocking out and shaking elevators).
The judges backstage before delivering their verdict, the highest possible score imaginable: nine grain elevators.
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Photos: Nicole Barrington &
Bryn Becker/The Sheaf
