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and perhaps underappreciated performers
graced the stage of the Community Concert Hall at
Fort Lewis College
last Saturday evening for “Spotlight to Stardom,” the
Four Corners first
official talent search. Eighteen acts dazzled and
entertained a crowded
auditorium full of supporters who came out in full
force for the show, a
benefit for the concert hall. Twelve year-old Quinn
Kuntz, of Durango,
won first place and took home $1,000 for his original
theatrical performance
“The Janitor.” Second place went to the
acoustic trio from
Durango, Formula 151. The Hot Strings from Pagosa
Springs took home
third with their original score “The Ghost
of the Leopard.” |
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Tommy the Tremendous keeps the concert hall guessing
as he performs
his magic act.
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Jazz
vocalist Piper Kuntz, with Janis Buckreus on piano,
performs “The
Laughing Song” from Strauss' comic opera “Die
Fledermaus.” |
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| Bayfield punk
rock band The
Few gets the
crowd amped
before the end
of the show. |
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| Twelve-year-old Quinn
Kuntz, Spotlight to Stardom winner, performs his
magic during
his original theatrical performance titled “The
Janitor.” |
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| 7-year-old 'Ilima Umbhau sings
“Tomorrow” from “Annie. |
Mistress of Ceremonies Simply
Simone kept the audience slapping. |
The show’s first act, Alien Resident,
belts out the tune “Lucero.” |
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Angelica Pozo-DesPortes
performs her original song “Give
it to Me.”
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