The bright lights, the big stage, the long trip. The dancing trio Brent Street, who had a fantastic America’s Got Talent audition on Tuesday, June 25, were unfazed by everything.
The modern troupe from Sydney put on a spellbinding show that combined magic and drama.
With a combination of strength, grace, timing, and synchronisation, the more than twenty dancers—all dressed in white—wowed the audience as they swept through numerous fluid performances to the rapper NF’s song “Hope.”
At the conclusion, the audience gave the four judges a standing ovation.
The dance was “something we haven’t seen before,” “beautiful,” “exciting,” and “incredibly fun,” according to Heidi Klum, who hopped in. Fantastic work.
“The beginning was spectacular, and the rest was just as good,” Sofia Vergara continued. That was unquestionably the coolest thing I saw today.
Simon Cowell hailed the innovation as cerebral. In addition to what they were doing with their bodies, he remarked, “It was what they were doing with their brains, because this was such a well thought out creative, original performance.” That is “the kind of audition we love” on the show.
The juvenile group’s 17-year-old leader, Zack Degersigny, admitted that months had been spent planning the show.
Howie Mandel had the last say. “I thought everything you did was amazing. It was unexpected. Mandel’s own astonishment was that glitter flew from the ceiling as he pressed the Golden Buzzer.
The cast of Brent Street, dubbed “Australia’s Home of Performing Arts,” makes progress in NBC’s quest for fresh talent.
Watch the video below.
