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So You Think You Can Dance

Presented by University of Texas at Austin Performing Arts Cent at Frank Erwin Center

October 27, 2009

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The highly anticipated "So You Think You Can Dance Tour" will once again give fans a chance to see all their favorite dancers up close and in person. The heart pounding show will feature the season’s most popular routines as well as original pieces created specifically for the nationwide tour.  Finalists participating include your Season 5 Top 10 dancers, Ade, Brandon, Evan, Janette, Jason, Jeanine, Kayla, Kupono, Melissa and Randi. "For five years we have seen the popularity of 'So You Think You Can Dance' steadily grow and we are thrilled to showcase our unique talent for thousands of fans across the country," stated Simon Fuller, creator and executive producer of the hit Fox show. "With the show premiering again this fall, the tour creates the unique opportunity for fans to watch the high caliber dancing from their living room one night and then attend a live performance the following night."

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    Frank Erwin Center

    1701 Red River
    Austin, TX 78701

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    October 27, 2009

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    7:30pm

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    • Event Name: So You Think You Can Dance
      "Focus on the Dancing"
      Review posted by: Anon from Austin, TX, Oct 30, 2009
      

      I'm an avid lover of "So You Think You Can Dance", and so the thought of seeing the top 10 from last season perform live was an exciting proposition. Whether or not you enjoy the live show depends on... Expand

      I'm an avid lover of "So You Think You Can Dance", and so the thought of seeing the top 10 from last season perform live was an exciting proposition. Whether or not you enjoy the live show depends on what it is that you like about the TV show. I discovered pretty quickly that from my view in the balcony, I wasn't going to be able to enjoy half of the dance--the dancers' faces lend so much to the performance, and the incredibly spotty big screens they had couldn't show any of that. Also disappointing was the incredibly bad writing between numbers and the poor dancers who were left with seemingly little direction on how to handle dialogue. The drawn-out introductions to numbers were so bad that we almost left at intermission--the incredible dancing is what made us stay. Highlight? Phillip's Pop individual dance. AWESOME! To the producers: Do your dancers & audience the favor of springing for a funny emcee. You really need one. Collapse

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    • Event Name: So You Think You Can Dance
      "Focus on the Dancing"
      Review posted by: Anon from Austin, TX, Oct 30, 2009
      

      I'm an avid lover of "So You Think You Can Dance", and so the thought of seeing the top 10 from last season perform live was an exciting proposition. Whether or not you enjoy the live show depends on... Expand

      I'm an avid lover of "So You Think You Can Dance", and so the thought of seeing the top 10 from last season perform live was an exciting proposition. Whether or not you enjoy the live show depends on what it is that you like about the TV show. I discovered pretty quickly that from my view in the balcony, I wasn't going to be able to enjoy half of the dance--the dancers' faces lend so much to the performance, and the incredibly spotty big screens they had couldn't show any of that. Also disappointing was the incredibly bad writing between numbers and the poor dancers who were left with seemingly little direction on how to handle dialogue. The drawn-out introductions to numbers were so bad that we almost left at intermission--the incredible dancing is what made us stay. Highlight? Phillip's Pop individual dance. AWESOME! To the producers: Do your dancers & audience the favor of springing for a funny emcee. You really need one. Collapse

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