The audition process is about to come to a close, and where better than the sparkly, sultry city of Sydney. After all, this is the place talented dancers come to follow their dreams... And that means Sydney will present the toughest competition yet!
The first contestant showcased is 18-year-old Hilton. Hilton's parents sacrificed their own careers to clean his dance school to pay for his lessons. The quietly confident dancer has trained in Ballet, Acro, Hip Hop and Contemporary – and it shows. His assured take on New School Hip Hop is named captivating and humorous by Bonnie, and he's given a ticket to the Top 100.
Next up is Hilton's girlfriend, Jessie. This shy, Brisbane-born dancer was feeling the pressure and Bonnie felt she laid back on her routine a little, while Matt commented he thought her choreography (corry) was wishy washy. Despite this, she was invited back to the afternoon's corry session, and eventually earned a place in the Top 100.
Jason was awestruck by 23-year-old Pilates instructor, Vanessa. Her heart-breakingly beautiful routine was a breath of fresh air for our judges, and she was instantly offered a ticket to stay in Sydney.
Tickets were flying thick and fast, with dancers Rhiannon and Marko both getting through – the latter inspiring a stoked Matt to grin, “This is why I got excited to come to Sydney!”
When ballroom couple Stephanie and Henry finished burning up the d-floor, Jason commented that this hot pair reversed the competition's trend – girls outdancing boys. Henry received a Top 100 ticket, but the feisty Stephanie would have to dance for her life at corry. The determined tone in this experienced performer's voice meant she intended to get that ticket – and she did.
Kamikaze's powerful street style had Jason commenting this was a real man dancing like a real man, something he's a big fan of. Welcome to the Top 100 Kamikaze!
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