Keep up with your favorite dancer's blog at the official Ten site.
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The Age has a long article about the show's popularity and it's effect on dance in Australia.
AUSTRALIAN dancers have waited a long time for their own reality TV show. Singers and models have lined up year after year for a shot at instant fame, celebrities and sportspeople have tried to dance, restaurateurs, home renovators, even complete and utter nobodies with no particular skills or talent have been embraced by the reality phenomenon. But dancers, as usual, have been relegated to the background of the light entertainment landscape.
Dancers are used to taking a back seat to other performers — in video clips, at the Australian Idol final, at the Logies. Wherever colour and movement is needed to offset the main action, dancers fill the space. But not any more. Dancers are front and centre of Ten's breakout hit, So You Think You Can Dance Australia.
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The Courier-Mail profiles Jack Chambers.
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Oops. It's a reality show, but somebody was a little too real when one of the eliminations was announced this week. Spoiler alert, if you haven't watched the results show yet.
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Bonnie Lythgoe opens up about some personal matters in a recent Herald-Sun interview. Reality Raver has some thoughts.
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She also has the rules for the So You Think You Can Dance Australia drinking game.
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