Kelly Shirley School of Dance bring a touch of Oz to Britain’s Got Talent

Here’s a look at one of the auditions that didn’t make the cut on this weekend’s Britain’s Got Talent.

Away from the main show, on Britain’s Got More Talent we met Kelly Shirley School of Dance.

The dance group took to the stage with a Wizard Of Oz themed performance, dancing to Ease on Down the Road from The Wiz.

The routine got rave reviews from the judges, and with four yeses, the group were through to the next round.

You can watch their audition in the video below…

Alesha Dixon said: “I absolutely love The Wiz, it’s one of my favourite films. Brilliant!”

Amanda Holden added: “I cannot see how you can improve on it.”

David Walliams agreed: “I couldn’t fault it.”

“It just got bigger and better and I’m going to say yes,” concluded Simon Cowell.

Other acts on the opening episode of Britain’s Got Talent this weekend included circus performer Sascha Williams who performed a Rola Bola acrobatic act.

We also met 10-year-old singer Calum Courtney and DVJ aka Diversity Junior, a dance group guided by Diversity’s Ashley Banjo.

Plus, there was Matt Johnson, who performed an escapology trick, whilst locked and chained inside a tank filled with water.

Britain’s Got More Talent airs Saturday nights on ITV2.

It follows the main series of Britain’s Got Talent 2018 on ITV.

Stephen will be getting to know a whole new host of hilarious unseen contestants in his own unique way and as ever, it’s these acts that make Britain’s Got More Talent such compelling viewing.

Plus, Stephen continues to get the very best access to the judges, finding out more about them, and more importantly what the judges think of each other! This series will be as fun filled as ever with Stephen asking the judges and acts all the questions that no one else would dare to, and playing games with them that no one else would want to.