Slow Dancing In A Burning Room: the real version
As much as I love SYTYCD, one of the things I find myself thinking about while watching some of the better (ranging from slightly better than ok to absolutely flawballchange amazing) pieces of choreography is the idea that if there had been different, not necessarily better trained, but dancers that were trained differently, not competing for a prize and spent a lot more time really understanding the character and emotion, it could have been 1000 tiomes better. The followign proves my point:
This is the piece that Wade Robson choreographed for SYTYCD4's Katee Shean and Joshua Allen. Or, the piece he choreographed that they danced in. The original dancers were Ben Susak (a SYTYCD2 alum) and Pam Chu, cast members of Cirque de Soleil's newest show, Criss Angel Believe. It's just better.
Speaking of Wade and SYTYCD, he recently won his second Emmy for the Hummingbird and Flower piece performed by Jaimie Goodwin and Hok Konishi in the Outstanding Choreography category. Congrats!
This is the piece that Wade Robson choreographed for SYTYCD4's Katee Shean and Joshua Allen. Or, the piece he choreographed that they danced in. The original dancers were Ben Susak (a SYTYCD2 alum) and Pam Chu, cast members of Cirque de Soleil's newest show, Criss Angel Believe. It's just better.
Speaking of Wade and SYTYCD, he recently won his second Emmy for the Hummingbird and Flower piece performed by Jaimie Goodwin and Hok Konishi in the Outstanding Choreography category. Congrats!
Stay on your toes,
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