Last season’s new choreography, Laurieann Gibson, took the remaining 77 dancers through a Jazz Routine. Hmm, it looks like this was a really tough round with a lot of early favorites being cut. And a lot of people looked really bad, too, so it’s no wonder they were cut!
After making it past most of the choreography rounds, the remaining 69 dancers were split into groups and were asked to create a routine on their own. This is always the most volatile round were some people completely lose it and some really shine.
Overall, it seems like most groups performed well which is quite rare for this show! Even the group with Molly Gray and her injured ankle made it through, though just barely.
Next up was the most intimidating round of choreography…Contemporary with Mia Michaels!! As a viewer, this is perhaps my favorite round because I love Mia so much and I also like to see Mia freak out of people! Oh, B-Boy master Legacy is the last hip hop dancer to take the stage in Mia’s choreography and I am hoping so much that he makes it. And he did!! Yay!
For the final round of choreography, the dancers had perhaps the second toughest choreographer on the show – Tyce Diorio. And yes, that means they were doing Broadway! I’m a little bummed that the girls’ routine seems to be the same as last years’ West Side Story theme. But, the routine is still amazing and really showed if people can perform and dance at the same time. Some people didn’t live up to the choreography and some didn’t live up to the performance.
That leaves us now with solos from the remaining dancers and determining the Top 20! During Billy Bell’s solo, Adam Shankman was just losing it but the beauty and passion and strength of it all!
Oh no!! I thought that we were going to find out the Top 20 tonight!! Oh, bummer. Well, till next week!
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