Top Performances from Tonight’s Episode of Canada’s Got Talent on Citytv, Now Available to Share and Post
– Canada’s Got Talent airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Citytv, with catch-up available on Citytv.com and Citytv Now –
TORONTO, April 12, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --
Key moments from tonight’s episode include:
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Trish hit the Golden Buzzer for Theo & Mila (Oakville, ON) whose acro gymnastics routine and partner trust stunned the judges
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Kardinal called singer Kellie Loder (St. John’s, NFLD) a ‘megastar’ after their authenticity shone through in their unique rendition of “To Make You Feel My Love”
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Howie praised the comedy of Graham Chittenden (Brantford, ON), with Lilly calling him a phenomenal storyteller
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Pole artist Matt Ryan (Montréal, QC) wowed the judges with his artistry and strength, even getting Howie on stage to try out the apparatus
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Singer and pianist Simone Soman (Waterdown, ON) performed a powerful cover of “Angel” giving the musician, who has been blind since birth, a standing ovation
Download photography from tonight’s episode HERE
**If you’re interested in setting up interviews with any of the contestants from tonight’s episode, please let us know (contact details below), and we’ll be happy to facilitate**
Cédrick & Manu – Dancers
Gatineau, QC
Graham Chittenden – Comedian
Brantford, ON
Check Out Graham Chittenden’s Performance HERE
Kai Marks – Dancer
Mississauga, ON
Check Out Kai Marks’ Performance HERE
Kellie Loder – Singer
St. John’s, NFLD
Check Out Kellie Loder’s Performance HERE
Matt Ryan – Pole Artist
Montréal, QC
Check Out Matt Ryan’s Performance HERE
Men of Klub Kave – Dance Troupe
Toronto, ON
Michael Daniels – Singer
Kelowna, BC
Check Out Michael Daniels’ Performance HERE
Sean & Alana – Hand-to-Hand Acrobatics
Vancouver, BC
Simone Soman – Singer
Waterdown, ON
Check Out Simone Soman’s Performance HERE
Theo & Mila – Acro Gymnastics
Oakville, ON
Check Out Theo & Mila’s Performance HERE
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