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Ready to meet the finalists for Curtin’s talent competition, Talent for Tomorrow?
This year features the most diverse group of acts in Talent for Tomorrow history. From a world-travelling magician, an Australian Idol finalist, to local dance groups. Eight singers, three instrumentalists, three dancers, a beatboxer, a comedian, and a magician will take on the stage to win the cash prize.
Here are the Curtin finalists who will be competing in Talent for Tomorrow on Wednesday 6 August, 2025!
Azit
He earned a spot at the prestigious Berklee College of Music. A dream many chase, but few achieve. Yet instead of boarding the plane, he chose a different route, carving out a life on his own terms.
Now, with Talent for Tomorrow, the spotlight is back on him. Will his unconventional path lead to a winning performance?
Akshara
By day, she’s diving into the human mind as a psychology student. By night, she’s guiding voices as a singing teacher, helping others find their sound. With her background in both brains and belting, she’s no stranger to performance or pressure.
But when it’s her moment in the spotlight, will she strike the right chord and take the top spot?
Well! What Were You Expecting? With Ravish
He’s one of the breakout face of I’m at Curtin, Now What?, known for his off-the-cuff charm, hilarious one-liners and a presence that turns any moment into entertainment. Ravish knows how to own a camera, but now he’s taking on a new kind of spotlight in front of a live crowd.
Could his unscripted star power be the secret to a Talent for Tomorrow win?
CFSS
They met at university and found more than just friendship. Through the Curtin Filipino Students’ Society, they discovered a deeper connection to their culture. Now, guided by a member who trained in Tinikling, they are bringing traditional Filipino folk dance to the stage.
Will their celebration of identity and unity lead them to victory?
Susay
Susay was just passing by when a Talent for Tomorrow poster caught his eye. On a whim, he auditioned and surprised everyone with his beatboxing skills. Now, stepping into the spotlight, Susay is ready to show how rhythm and creativity can break boundaries.
Will his unique sound take them all the way to the top?
CSSM
They are all members of Curtin Singers and discovered how well they gelled while filming social media content together. Curious and excited, they decided to audition. Now, their harmony on and off the stage could be their greatest strength.
Will their shared passion carry them to success?
Prasan Mangrati
He’s been playing the flute for over 12 years, with a talent so sharp he can play almost anything by ear. For Prasan, music is more than melody. It’s a way to tell stories that words can’t always capture.
Will his sound strike the right note with the judges?
West Side Crew
It started with one dance connection at Curtin College. Then it became two. Before long, a crew was born. With over seven years of dance experience, Ezinne is leading a team of friends-turned-performers in her final semester at uni.
Will this be the memory that makes it all unforgettable?
Anson Hii
After high school, he walked away from the piano. But when the university’s talent show came calling over the winter break, Anson sat back down and started playing again.
Will this be his return to the stage or just the beginning of something new?
BLAKED
He’s a Screen Arts major who finds his biggest joy in sound. For BLAKED, music isn’t just something he does, it’s something he shares.
Will his voice be the spark that lights up the room?
Zsa Zsa Scorpion
She studies physiotherapy, sings in her free time, and used to play competitive Scrabble. Now she’s trading high scores for high notes, with a performance that would hopefully land her the winning title of Talent for Tomorrow.
Will her performance land her a triple word score with the judges?
Dominic Miles
His magic has taken him across the UK and Europe, but this time the audience is right here on campus. Dominic’s love for performance runs deeper than sleight of hand.
Will his passion be the trick that wins it all?
TJ
Whether it’s dance, mime or face impressions, TJ has a knack for picking things up in a single glance. Inspired by Charlie Chaplin and fuelled by fun, his performance blends movement with quiet comedy.
Will his playful energy speak louder than words?
Nimaya
She’s a singer with over 300k followers, but it’s not the numbers that drive her. For Nimaya, music is love, and love is meant to be shared.
Will her voice turn the university into her newest fanbase?
Amy
She was replying to an email about transferring to Perth when Talent for Tomorrow popped up. One click later, she was in. Amy sings, sews, and lives for all things fashion and beauty.
Will her last-minute decision be the surprise hit of the show?
Danza Viva
Brought together by Perth’s tight-knit Flamenco scene, this group has been dancing together for three years with a shared passion for traditional Spanish music and movement. Their love for Flamenco is loud, electric and meant to be seen.
Will their fire light up the Talent for Tomorrow stage?
Sharin Attamimi
She made it to the top 24 on Australian Idol and scans bones when she’s not singing. Sharin knows how to balance science and spotlight, but this time the focus is all on her voice.
Will the next big stage be right here at Curtin?
With a huge range of talent, you won’t want to miss out on the Talent for Tomorrow on 6 August, where these local talents will compete for the People’s Choice Award and University’s Choice Award, co-hosted by the I’m at Curtin, Now What? hosts: Musa and Kristel.
Plus, enjoy FREE FOOD at Talent for Tomorrow, and take shade with the marquees to keep us dry.
Check out the Talent for Tomorrow OASIS Event to find out more event details.
Don’t miss out! See you there (rain or shine)!
