Music, comedy, poetry, drama and cake making took over Toll Gavel when the Beverley town centre United Church held a talent show on Saturday the 1st of March.
The show was held to celebrate talent within the church and raised £240 for church funds. A large audience was entertained by 15 performances.
Although it was not a contest as such, there was a panel of judges consisting of local percussionist Laura Bradford, HU17’s Paul Smith and the church’s own Geoffrey Stephenson.
The judges awarded three prizes. The skill prize went to guitarist Tom Nursey and singer Caity Townend, who performed the song “Mercy”.
Janet Salt won the prize for entertainment value with “The Gnome Song” and the judges’ choice prize went to Dianne Myers for her recitation “Rubbish”. Both Janet and Dianne wore costumes to match their performances.
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