Witness the heartwarming and uproarious journey of Demetrios and Michalakis, the father-son duo that captivated Britain with their performance on Britain's Got Talent at Hammersmith Apollo. Known affectionately as Stavros Flatley, their act combined Greek charm and comedic brilliance, instantly becoming a sensation.

The story began with Demetrios, a former North London restaurant owner known for his cabaret nights. Even after transitioning to an electrical business, the allure of the stage never left him. Spurred by an audition advert for Britain's Got Talent, Demetrios, in his trademark leather trousers, teamed up with his enthusiastic son Michalakis to revive his beloved Stavros Flatley character.

Their performances - a hilarious Greek take on Michael Flatley’s "Lord of the Dance," intertwined with "Cry of the Celts" and "Zorba the Greek"—brought laughter and cheer, winning over the hearts of the judges and audience alike. Amanda Holden and Simon Cowell were particularly enchanted, helping to cement Demetrios and Michalakis as one of the most memorable dance acts in the show's history.

Each time they stepped onto the stage, their infectious energy and genuine joy of performance shone through, spreading happiness and earning them a cherished spot in the hearts of viewers everywhere.

PERFORMANCE TIMES
Shows options are 15 - 30 minutes with audience participation