Les élèves de FANB ont un incoryable talent

Overview

The video recaps the FANB end-of-year talent show held at the Régier 3 auditorium, where middle and high school students showcase a wide range of skills—magicians, singers, and comedians—across 29 original acts performed by 98 students after months of rehearsal.

What’s New About This Year’s Format

A major highlight is how the show’s format has evolved. Instead of the more traditional musical-comedy style seen in previous years, this edition feels more like a “student-made” showcase.

The speaker explains that students regularly approached her with their project ideas and talents, and she agreed to help shape them. Rehearsals took place multiple days per week (including Monday, Tuesday, and Friday), following a school audition/casting call earlier in the year.

Standout Segment: “Dance Light”

One standout segment is a dance concept called “dance light”—a choreography performed in the dark using fluorescent lighting, synchronized carefully to the beat.

The speaker describes proposing the idea to Mrs. Gamodi, collaborating with her to build the choreography, and then bringing it to the stage.

Audience and Charity Moment

The event also includes an audience and charity moment:

• Over 700 spectators attend
• The show runs for about 2 hours and 30 minutes
• Proceeds support the solidarity fund of the François d’Assise Nicolas Barret institution to help finance future projects

The video also captures glimpses of the students’ excitement about performing on such a big stage. The subtitles end with a brief, unclear line—“That’s scary and my cross”—likely reflecting a comedic or dramatic reaction during the show.

Notable Personalities Mentioned

• Mrs. Gamodi (collaborated on the choreography)
• The main organizing/speaking adult instructor who worked with students on their acts and accepted their proposals