After weeks of entertaining performances, ranging from singing to comedy, the final of Britain’s Got Talent is just around the corner.
This year’s series has been slightly different, with a virtual audience on a giant screen taking the place of live viewers.
Judges Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Ashley Banjo have chosen their favourite acts from the semi-finals, who will be joined by the winners of the public vote.
Ten finalists will compete to be crowned the winner of the 14th series and claiming the £250,000 prize as well as a spot at this year’s Royal Variety Performance.
Here’s who all the finalists are so far and what their act is all about, and when the final is on.
When is the final on TV?
The final of BGT 2020 will air on Saturday 10 October on ITV, starting at 7.30pm and running until 10.10pm.
Who is in the final and what do they do?
Nabil Abdulrashid
The comedian, who was Alesha Dixon’s Golden Buzzer act, claimed a spot in the final on the fifth semi-final show which aired on Saturday 3 October.
The comedian won praise from the judges for performing jokes about racism and society in his routine.
Jon Courtenay
Ant & Dec’s golden buzzer act Courtenay, performed some comedic singing and piano-playing.
His semi-final act saw him perform a song he wrote called “When I was a boy”, speaking about his own childhood and his parents.
The playful routine included lyrics such as “I’m just a piano man with a bunch of bad dad jokes”.
Magical Bones
The magician carried out a magic trick, but also impressed judges with a short dance routine at the start of his semi-final.
He performed an illusion while telling the story of Henry Box Brown, a 19th-century slave who escaped to freedom in 1849 and became a magician and showman.
Aaron & Jasmine
The dancing duo impressed the judges with modern ballroom performance.
Their performance in the second-semi final saw them dressed in sparkly black costumes, taking on a routine full of complex spins and lifts set to the song “Pushin” On’ by 2WEI.
Steve Royle
The comedian secured the first spot in the live finals, winning over all four of the judges.
His routine, which involved cracking jokes, juggling footballs and even a spot of Irish dancing left the panel laughing.
Full list of semi-finalists
The finalists chosen by the judges will be joined by five more acts who performed in the semi-finals, as chosen by the public, so all semi-finalists still stand a chance of a spot in the final. They will be announced during the show on 10 October.
- Dancing duo Aaron and Jasmine – finalists
- Mother and daughter duo Honey and Sammy
- Comedian Allen Finnegan
- Magic act Amanda and her rescue dog Miracle
- The Class Dynamix choir
- Magician Damien O’Brien
- Dance troupe The Coven
- Singer Souparnika Nair
- Comedian Steve Royle – finalist
- 12-year-old singer Fayth Ifil
- Singer Imen Siar
- Father and son magic duo James and Dylan Piper
- Danger magic act James Stott
- Choir SOS From the Kids
- Dance troop Urban Turtles
- Dancer Yakub
- Comedy singer Jon Courtenay – finalist
- Sign and sing group Sign Along With Us
- Comedian Nabil Abdulrashid – finalist
- Young magician Aidan McCann
- Unicyclist Wesley Williams
- Drag act Myra Dubois
- Singer Belinda Davids
- Singer Beth Porch
- Singer Bhim Niroula
- Dancing duo Billy and Chantelle
- The Chineke! Junior Orchestra
- Drummer Crissy Lee
- Variety act Dario Grappeggia
- Musicians Ember Trio
- Comedy magician Hakan Berg
- Magician Jasper Cherry
- Singing and dancing duo Katherine and Joe O’Malley
- Danger magic act Kevin Quantum
- Magician Magical Bones – finalist
- Contortionist Papi Flex
- Choir Shalom Chorale
- Singer Sirine Jahangir
- Singing duo Soldiers of Swing
- Dance troop X1X Crew
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