Rory Jackson
| Rory Jackson | |
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| Born | Rory Prescott Harlow, Essex |
| 🏳️ Nationality | English |
| Other names | The Dancing Machine |
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| 📆 Years active | 2007–present |
| 🌐 Website | roryj |
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Rory Jackson is an English dancer, singer and Michael Jackson impersonator. Resembling pop singer Michael Jackson in both looks, dance and singing, Rory dedicated his life to be a tribute artist. Rory Jackson is almost the same height, and weight as Michael Jackson. Standing 5ft 9 inches tall, 125lbs with Michael Jackson look alike hair, eyebrows, and hairline, permed to precision, and maintained in the BAD Era hairstyle. He has performed across the UK and the world.
Early childhood[edit]
At the Age of 8, he was already a promising Classical Dancer and did his first Michael Jackson Solo Performance at the Playhouse Theatre in Harlow just aged 14 years old. He was trained as a ballet dancer from the age of 8 until he was 16 before he decided that his real passion was to be a Michael Jackson Tribute Artist.
Career[edit]
Rory has been been performing since 2007. He is looks, moves and dances like Michael himself this makes him one of the best Michael Jackson impersonators.
Britain's Got Talent[edit]
Rory Jackson was a Michael Jackson dance impersonator who auditioned for Series 10 of Britain's Got Talent. To begin his audition the mic was moved off the stage and he placed a hat upon his head. He then began to perform spins and move his body in a similar way to Michael Jackson to Billie Jean. He later continued this before then performing Michael Jacksons's famous Moonwalk, and a spin before he then began to perform several other dance moves on stage. He concluded his performance by throwing his left arm into the air. Simon asked Rory who inspired him, as Rory replied Michael Jackson. Alesha added that Rory had done 'A good job!" He proceeded to advance onwards to the following round with four yesses, however failed to reach the semi finals.
References[edit]
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