So You Think You Can Dance Australia

The top 10 will perform 15 routines tonight. They will be picking new partners tonight as well as performing a solo routine set to music from Movie Soundtracks.

Let's get into the recap.

Vanessa Sew Hoy and Jack
Contemporary (Juliette 'Jet' Verne)
Kiss From a Rose
Voting Details can be found here

7.30PM SUNDAY / APRIL 27

After 12 weeks on air, So You Think You
Can Dance Australia will culminate tonight
in a spectacular Finale.
The journey for the Top 20 has been
physically and mentally enduring but our
Top 4 have risen to the challenge and
enter the Finale tonight with the hope that
Australia will pick them to take out the
title of Australia's Favourite Dancer.
Each week our contestants have been
required to push themselves to the limit,
learning new choreography and routines
on a weekly basis in a host of genres
including; Salsa, Broadway, Jazz, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Rumba, Krumping and Waltz.
For the first five couples eliminated from the competition, their fate rested in the hands of the
three judges, Matt Lee, Bonnie Lythgoe and Jason Coleman. However the Top 10 have been solely
relying on the Australian public to get them through to the next stage of the competition.

7.30PM SUNDAY / APRIL 20

This Sunday night will see the Top 4 dancers performing an amazing array of routines, all of which have been learnt in just three days. They will be required to perform a group routine as well as a total
of six couple routines - therefore each of the four finalists will have to perform with each other (male/female, female/female, male/male).
This jam-packed episode will test the dancer's ability to pick up a massive amount of choreography in just a few days. With just a week before the Finale, this is the most important episode for all of our dancers. It is the final time to prove themselves to the Australian public before voting lines open and viewers cast their votes for who they want to win the competition.
The title of Australia's Favourite Dancer rests completely in the hands of the Australian public as it is they who will determine who wins the competition.

7.30PM SUNDAY / APRIL 13 & 7.30PM MONDAY / APRIL 14

The six remaining dancers on So You Think You
Can Dance Australia will heat up the dance floor
this Sunday night as they perform TWO routines
per couple. In addition to the pressure of learning
two new routines, the contestants will also
have to adapt to dancing with a new partner.
This is the first time in the series that couples
have had to learn two choreographed routines.
Who will step up to the challenge and who will
struggle to nail not one, but two spellbinding
performances? With the Finale just weeks away,
no dancer can afford to not deliver a sizzling
performance, especially as the viewers will be
voting for their favourite dancer, and not couple
each week.
On hand to make each performance as unique
as possible is a backstage team of costume
designers and make-up/hair stylists who work
with the choreographers each week to create
a specific look to match the performances.

7.30PM SUNDAY / APRIL 6 & 7.30PM MONDAY / APRIL 7

This week on So You Think You Can
Dance the contestants continue to sizzle
up the stage with not one, but two routines
with their new partner.
With just a couple of days to learn and
master new routines, the dancers must
deliver two performances in a bid to
win the viewer's votes. The dance styles
could be anything from musical theatre,
hip-hop, lambada or jazz, and it is the
versatility of the contestants that will enable
them to master these new routines
in such a short time.
Judges Jason Coleman, Bonnie Lythgoe
and Matt Lee are on hand to comment on
each performance, but the fate of each
dancer rests in the hands of the viewers
as it is they who vote and therefore determine
who will stay and who will leave the
competition.
One thing is for certain - this Monday
night, that dream will end for two more
dancers as they are voted out of the competition.

The Top 14 kick off the show with a routine set to Blackbird which sees them all dressed in black and white striped pants. Kelly Abbey choreographed the routine.

At the vote reveal, the bottom three couples are:
Rhiannon and J.D.
Camilla and Anthony

The top 12 have been given a new twist this week. They'll be dancing the usual routine choreographed by some of Australia's best and then they'll get to perform a routine they've choreographed themselves.

Kelly also joins the judges on the judging panel for tonight.

Let's get into the recap.

Kate and Graeme
Jazz (Leah Howard)
Live and Let Die
Voting Details can be found here

It's a big night for our dancers. Two will just miss out on a spot in the Top 12.

To kick off the elimination show our remaining 14 dancers perform to Church from the new movie Step Up 2 the Streets and was choreographed by Juliete Verne.

Another Sunday night has rolled around again and it's time for Australia's favourite dancing competition to take to our screens.

This week is the last time that the judges will get to decide who stays and who goes as from next week, Australia will decide solely through the voting process.

Lets get into this week's show.

Jemma Armstrong and Rhys
Hip Hop (Tiana Joubert)
Break It Off

7.30PM SUNDAY / MARCH 23

In two weeks time, the competition will change as Top 10 perform and the entire result will be determined by Australia's vote.

Mary is back to join Matt, Bonnie and Jason as well as the sexy Natalie Bassingthwaite.

Jason Gilkison's opening routine was sensational as the Top 16 dance together.

The results get underway as Natalie tells Rhiannon and J.D. &
Kassy and Graeme are both safe and will be back next week.

Last week Kassy and Hilton failed to impress and earn themselves the votes of the public and then Jason, Bonnie and Matt to keep them in the competition.

Tonight, the 16 remaining couples will dance for our vote. Natalie Bassingthwaite tells us that there are some extra news about the prize for the winner that will be revealed later tonight.

Judge from the American version of So You Think You Can Dance, Mary Murphy, is joining Jason, Bonnie and Matt to add her thoughts on tonights performances.

Here are tonights show details:

Demi and Jack
Jazz (Kelly Aykers)

Eight contestants have left the competition, leaving the remaining 12 dancers to shake their booty tonight in a bid to win the viewer's votes.

Tonight's dance genres could include samba, lyrical hip-hop, contemporary/jazz, musical theatre and the waltz to name a few. Some dancers will be in their comfort zones, others will be stretched far from it. Who has the physical and mental prowess to avoid being in the bottom three couples on Monday night?

Our judges, Jason Coleman, Bonnie Lythgoe and Matt Lee will critique the dancers on their performance, technique and entertainment value who will flourish and who will flounder?

By the end of Monday night, Australia will have its Top 10 dancers. With only 4 more performance nights before the Finale, who has what it takes to win the competition and be crowned Australia's Favourite Dancer?

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