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Britain's Got Talent 2018: All the acts auditioning in episode 2
From a rocking granny to a singing priest and an incredibly moving audition from a young dance group, here's what to expect in this week's BGT
- Frances Taylor
Published: Saturday, 21 April 2018 at 9:00 am
Another 12 performers take to the stage on Britain's Got Talent this weekend, but what exactly is in store?
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From the weird and wonderful to the hugely talented and incredibly moving, there's a plethora of variety acts auditioning for Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams.
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David and Javier
Britain's Got Talent David and Javier (Syco / Thames / ITV)
Dancing duo David and Javier perform a high energy salsa routine for the judges.
Andrew Lancaster
Britain's Got Talent Andrew Lancaster (Syco / Thames / ITV)
The 32-year-old Lancashire-based comedian performs impressions of Donald Trump, Brian Cox, Nigel Farage and Russell Brand.
Jenny Darren
Britain's Got Talent Jenny Darren (Syco / Thames / ITV)
Pensioner Jenny is a 68-year-old retiree who lives in the Cotswolds. Despite her dowdy attire, don't be fooled. She launches into a performance of Highway to Hell by AC/DC.
Jim the Dancer
Britain's Got Talent Jim the Dancer (Syco/Thames/ITV)
Jim is 59 years old, lives in London and performs as a dancing clock. What more do we need to say?
Kaptain Rock
Britain's Got Talent Kaptain Rock (Syco/Thames/ITV)
Have you ever seen a man play a one string lightsaber guitar? No? This is your lucky day.
Radu Alexandru Patrunsu
Britain's Got Talent Radu (Syco/Thames/ITV)
Radu is a 32-year-old builder from Romania, living in London. Radu dances and spins on stage. And, well, that's about it.
Father Ray Kelly
Britain's Got Talent Father Ray Kelly (Syco/Thames/ITV)
Irish priest Father Ray Kelly is a 64-year-old singing sensation. He performs Everybody Hurts by R.E.M.
Cali Swing
Britain's Got Talent Cali Swing (Syco/Thames/ITV)
Aged nine to 14 years old, young dance group Cali Swing live in London and deliver a top-notch synchronised routine.
Lost Voice Guy
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Comedian Lee Ridley, who performs under the name Lost Voice Guy, has cerebral palsy which has left him unable to speak. With the use of an iPad, he delivers a zingy stand-up routine that has the judges in stitches.
Andras Lovas
Britain's Got Talent Andras (Syco/Thames/ITV)
The 46-year-old from Hungary performs an, uhhh, 'unique' style of improvised singing.
Giang Brothers
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These two have to be seen to be believed. Quoc Co and Quoc Nghiep are brothers from Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. Their death-defying audition defies both gravity, sense - and health and safety.
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This group of dancers are aged between 10 -24 years old. The group perform a dance with wheelchairs to help one of the members, Hollie Booth, get back into dancing following injuries she sustained during the Manchester terror attack in 2017.
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