Well the programme certainly lived up to its name and brought to the screen, for one night only, an eclectic mix of the performing arts. We were entertained for nearly three hours by acts from ages 10 to 74 on a hot spring night; in my case with a host of lightly-oiled friends around the Barbeque.Were they the best of British? Probably not! Were they the best of the 100,000 who auditioned? Possibly not! But they did collectively make a good line-up that was capable of being the Royal Variety Show in its own right. I say full marks to ITV, Syco (Mr. Cowell’s production company, as part of SonyBMG), the Judges and Ant & Dec; who must all of profited nicely from the experience.
It made me wonder if we have any particularly talented PAs out there.
Sarah Tiddy FAPA
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I can play the piano, clarinet and have been known to do a mean impersonation of Tina Turner (only after alcohol!) but you won't find me appearing on Britains Got Talent!
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