Picture this: MOV Kids Got Talent
Local youth compete in Marietta talent showcase
The judges for the MOV Kids Got Talent are singer, dancer and choreographer Sadie Cavitt; preschool teacher, cheer and dance coach Scott Cooper; and local teacher Murray Stewart-Jones. The event was held Saturday in the Marietta High School auditorium. (Photo by Clara Noelle)
Second-grader Marlee Pyatt, 8, sang “Grandpa,” originally sung by The Judds, during Saturday’s MOV Kids Got Talent event in the Marietta High School auditorium. The event was put together by local non-profit organization For Goodness Snakes 8. (Photo by Clara Noelle)
Homeschooled student M.J. Kratzer, 10, played the drums in her first performance at For Goodness Snake 8’s MOV Kids Got Talent event on Saturday in the Marietta High School auditorium. Her and the other 20 contestants that performed on Saturday will perform again on February 10 in the MHS auditorium. The winner of the show will be announced then after all the performances are judged and tallied. (Photo by Clara Noelle)
The judges for the MOV Kids Got Talent are singer, dancer and choreographer Sadie Cavitt; preschool teacher, cheer and dance coach Scott Cooper; and local teacher Murray Stewart-Jones. The event was held Saturday in the Marietta High School auditorium. (Photo by Clara Noelle)
Second-grader Marlee Pyatt, 8, sang “Grandpa,” originally sung by The Judds, during Saturday’s MOV Kids Got Talent event in the Marietta High School auditorium. The event was put together by local non-profit organization For Goodness Snakes 8. (Photo by Clara Noelle)
Homeschooled student M.J. Kratzer, 10, played the drums in her first performance at For Goodness Snake 8’s MOV Kids Got Talent event on Saturday in the Marietta High School auditorium. Her and the other 20 contestants that performed on Saturday will perform again on February 10 in the MHS auditorium. The winner of the show will be announced then after all the performances are judged and tallied. (Photo by Clara Noelle)