Archie Quinn-Sunter from Kendal, is a proud member of dance company Phoenix Boys and wowed in their semi-final performance. The group were placed in the top three, and it was left up to the judges to decide who made it through to the finals. The judges were at a deadlock with each act receiving two votes from the judges.
The vote then went to the public vote and the boys lost out to choir group, Northants. We are the voices of the future was the message conveyed through the performance (Image: Britain's Got Talent) Despite not making it to the finals, the group group impressed as they performed a moving dance piece to Sam Ryder's, 'You're the voice', dressed in all-white. with the background saying "You're the Voice" and "We are the voices of the future".
The boys received a standing ovation from the judges, with Bruno looking visibly moved and their supporters dressed in the dance troops T-Shirts. You can see how much this means to them 🐦🔥 #BGT #BritainsGotTalent pic.twitter.
com/psvlcKgL9g Bruno Tonioli said: "What can I say I felt like I was in heaven surrounded by angels. That was so beautiful and inspiring. The choreography was superb, your choreographer did a fantastic job.
I am so proud of you. I am speechless, brilliant..
.brilliant." Alesha Dixon said: "It was so poetic you covered the space so well, I tried to look at every single one of you.
I could really feel your passion and you have done yourselves proud, you've done Bruno proud." Amanda Holden said: "Fo.
