America’s Got Talent might have taken a final bow from NBC, but visitors to Las Vegas can still see their favorite acts perform live starting September 26th.
We knew something was up yesterday when we got word from the Nathan Burton camp that the results to the Snapple cameo contest would be revealed on yesterday’s show. Although we couldn’t get another word out of them, it was fitting that Nathan performed to a rousing ovation on the night that the final magic contestant took their last bow.
The poster boy for AGT magic success, Burton took his run on the inaugural season and never looked back. From a run at the V Theater to a headlining role in the afternoons at the Flamingo, Burton has demonstrated what exposure plus hard work can do for a dedicated, talented illusionist.
We got this behind the scenes photo of Nathan with judge Howie Mandel, who was clearly the most floored by the quick succession of illusions.
Congrats again to Nathan, may be ever be part of the reason magicians look to audition for America’s Got Talent.
Last night was filled with ups and downs. The Magic of Puck was eliminated from the competition. Up to this point, he was the last magician standing.
On a lighter note, Season 1 contestant and one of the best magicians to come out of the competition Nathan Burton returned to the AGT stage as part of the Snapple Cameo.
It’s been a pleasure giving you all these recaps and updates, hope to see you next year.
After the judge’s request to go bigger, The Magic of Puck took it to new heights. Literally. Performing an asrah levitation, Puck called back to first performance on America’s Got Talent by having Howard Stern sign a hankerchief which was tied around Puck’s glamorous assistant’s wrist.
Remember there is NO TOP 10 THIS YEAR. Acts that go through go straight to the finals. The result show will be on Thursday night at 8ET on NBC.
Mentalist Eric Dittelman went home tonight, failing to make the Top 10 of America’s Got Talent. This came after a performance that drew a big reaction from the crowd and glowing praise from the judges.
The artist formerly know as Eric Dittelman, may have dropped his first name, but he definitely did not drop the ball last night. He did a simple color prediction with Howard and a 50/50 shape prediction with the live and home audience. His votes this time are crucial. This year, there is no Top 10. Acts that make it through tonight, go straight to the finale, and only three will go through.