The Stars of Tomorrow will shine at the WYO on Feb. 17

Stars of Tomorrow is a show that features the talents of Sheridan County’s youth, with scholarship awards going to the top winners in the High school Division. 

The Stars of Tomorrow began in 1946 by Kiwanian Edwin Hunter. The youth talent show is open to boys and girls in three categories, the Elementary school division, the Junior High division and the High school division. 

While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, WYO Performing Arts and Education Center Executive Director Erin Butler said this competition is an enduring tradition and she enjoys watching the hard working young performers grow in confidence. 

  E. Butler 

Winners are chosen from the categories and awarded first, second, and third place. Judges will also award an overall winner of the show who, in addition to the trophy and certificate, receives a scholarship toward attending the college of their choice. That performer will also be afforded an opportunity to compete at the District level.

The Stars of Tomorrow will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday Feb. 17, at the WYO Theater. Tickets are $17 for adults and $12 for students. Purchase tickets by clicking here.

This year’s performers are as follows: 

Division 1

Ari and Emma

Samuel Davis

Elsie, Emma, and Cecelia

Maeta Johnson

Kaydin Kintworth

Kenzie and August

Taylynn and Jordyn Lane

Division 2

Lucy Broersma

Maeve McDonald

Noah, Joel, Carston, and Abel

Kensington Sisson

Rhyder Scott

Zachary Bergman

Elliot, Maci, Oaklee, and Gracee

James, Emmett, and Kellen

Division 3

Aslynn Maurer

Ellie Butler

Samantha Osborne

Henry Craft

Zane Doyle

Bri Doke

Joee Kahm

Presley Granum

Hayley Curtis

Emmie and Lindsey