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THON 2026 Showcase Set For January 25

The THON 2026 Showcase is set to take place on Sunday, January 25, at 7 p.m. in Schwab Auditorium. Students will show off their talents for a chance to perform during THON weekend.

The annual event offers participants a chance to win money for the organization, committee, or IDC of their choice’s fundraising total, with first place winning a THON weekend performance. Performances will span from singers, a capella groups, dance groups, and more.

The judges for this year’s showcase are THON executive director Ben Roitman, Blue Band drum major Ellie Sheenan, and a Four Diamonds family, the Fleagles.

The 14 acts performing this year are: Penn State Dance Alliance, The Statesmen, Tapestry, Vole, Joe Downs, Nittany Dance Project, Urban Dance Troupe, The Coda Conduct, Orchesis, Natalie McMahon, Penn State Lyrical Line, The Singing Lions, Whiplash, and Kionne Abrams.

Irish dance team Rince na Leon took home the crown last year and performed during THON 2025.

Tickets are available for $10 on the THON Store, and the amount can be credited to an organization of choice at checkout.

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