Dancing their way home. In an unprecedented double couple elimination So You Think You Can Dance judges sent four contestants home in Season Eight’s first elimination round.
America didn’t have much time to enjoy the dancing talents of breaker Wadi Jones, tapper Nick Young, ballroom champion Iveta Lukosiute and jazzy
Tonight the competition continues for America’s Top 20 on So You Think You Can Dance. After last week’s surprising non-elimination, two couples will leave the show this week. Tonight they will churn up the dance floor to try and win our votes. The two-hour live performance show starts at 8pm ET on FOX, followed by the elimination special
Finalists Compete Live For First Time Wednesday, June 15 On FoxSpecial Performance by Jessie J on Live Results Show Thursday, June 16
After thousands of auditions by some of the strongest dancers ever, the judges of So You Think You Can Dance have announced the 20 finalists who will compete to be named America’s Favorite
Tonight on America's favorite dance show, the Top 20 dancers will be revealed. After being swamped with amazing talent from across the country, the judges have finally chosen the contestants for season 8 of So You Think You Can Dance. Who will make the cut? Watch Fox tonight to find out!
Hear from Nigel Lythgoe, Cat Deeley, Mary Murphy and Co-Executive Producer Jeff Thacker!Watch their video interviews with Dance Informa magazine. Nigel Lythgoe Still Surprised by SYTYCD Cat Deeley Chats with D.I. Mary Muphy’s Back! SYTYCD Co-Executive Producer Jeff Thacker
We said goodbye to two more talented dancers on So You Think You Can Dance last week.Dance Informa spoke with Top 16 Finalists Robert Taylor, Jr. and Miranda Maleski the morning after their departure.
Miranda, Nigel had labeled you the most improved girl in the competition, yet you were still eliminated. Was this a surprise to you?
“It
Wadi Jones, Iveta Lukosiute, Missy Morelli and Nick Young eliminated on So You Think You Can Dance.
After last week’s unprecedented save, finalists Wadi Jones, 24, a Breaking dancer from Ossining, NY; Iveta Lukosiute, 30, a Ballroom dancer from Klaipeda, Lithuania; Missy Morelli, 20, a Jazz dancer from Arvada, CO; and Nick Young, 19, a
For the first time ever, So You Think You Can Dance will allow viewers to vote for their favorite contestants online at www.fox.com/dance. Online voting begins immediately after the first performance show airing Wednesday, June 15 (8:00-10:00 PM ET live/PT tape-delayed) on FOX.
In addition to online voting, fans will continue to be able to vote
America's favorite dance show is back on TV tonight as Season 8 of So You Think You Can Dance begins! Make sure you tune in to check out the country's young dance talent as the audition shows begin. Fox, 8/7C For a sneak preview at the Atlanta auditions visit http://www.danceinforma.com/USA_magazine/2011/02/25/sytycd-season-8-auditions/
Nigel Lythgoe, Executive Producer of So You Think You Can Dance and American Idol will be presented with the honorary International Emmy Founders Award on Monday night at the Hilton New York Hotel. The award is in recognition of his work as a reality show innovator and for his deep commitment to dance around the world.
The awards ceremony
After last week’s quadruple elimination, finalists Miranda Maleski, 19, a Contemporary dancer from Pittsburgh, PA; and Robert Taylor Jr., 31, a Hip Hop dancer from Brooklyn, NY, were eliminated last night on So You Think You Can Dance.
The three couples who received the fewest votes were: Ashley Rich and Chris Koehl; Miranda Maleski and
In an unprecedented move, judges Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy and guest judge Megan Mullally kept all Top 20 finalists on So You Think You Can Dance safe from elimination last night. After America’s vote was revealed, Jordan Casanova and Tadd Gadduang; Clarice Ordaz and Jess LeProtto; and Miranda Maleski and Robert Taylor Jr. were the
