Britain’s Got Talent star promises to gives fans £12,000 at his live Netflix-inspired shows – and there’s no catch
A FORMER Britain’s Got Talent star will give away up to £12,000 to lucky winners in upcoming shows.
Lewis Fuller is a “singing illusionist” who reached the BGT semi-finals in 2023.
His upcoming Edinburgh Fringe run of shows will see lucky winners receive up to an incredible £12,000.
Lewis will be making his Ed Fringe debut with his show Ungentlemanly Conduct.
It is described as a “triple threat of magic, music and comedy, loosely inspired by hit Netflix show The Gentlemen.”
He said: “It’s going to be an expensive run of shows for me, as at each performance one lucky winner will have the chance to leave £500 richer, no strings attached!
“I’m excited to debut my new show at Ed Fringe.
“To be a part of a festival jam-packed with talent and incredible vibes throughout the city will be amazing!
“‘Ungentlemanly Conduct’ is a piece of me – I’ve had total creative freedom and put my heart, soul and wild imagination into creating something truly extraordinary”.
It is set to begin from July 31.
Meanwhile, Lewis previously hoped his unique act would take him all the way in Britain’s Got Talent.
Having combined his passions for music and magic into one, the judging panel were left divided after his original audition.
Sharing her thoughts afterwards, Alesha Dixon described the performance as “corny”.
However, she also admitted the concept had been a “good idea” and gave Lewis a “yes” vote on that basis.
Amanda Holden agreed with Alesha’s initial assessment, describing the audition as a “huge cheesefest.”
On YouTube, viewers disagreed with these observations as one wrote: “He’s doing something nobody else has done on the show and he’s doing it with immense talent and passion. What’s the problem?”
Another commented: “This felt like a finale act. An absolute masterpiece.”
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Although Simon Cowell said he “loved the audition” and the act “could potentially be amazing” – he warned Lewis that he would need to spend a lot of time working on it.
In the end, Lewis qualified for the live semi-finals to compete for a place in the grand final.
He fell short to eventual series winner, comedian Viggo Venn and was therefore eliminated.
Britain’s Got Talent airs on ITV and is available on ITVX.
