Vancouver and Halifax Auditions - Sunday Sept. 14 at 8pm ET
coudonc, à quelle heure ça c'est terminer pour l'amour
j'ai enrgistrer jusqu'à 22h05 et ça disait »»»more after the break»»» et il etait 22h05
j'espère que je n'ai rien rater.
Heureuse pour le p'tit couple de Montreal
ils sont vraiment bons
et la fille qui fait du ballet
wowwwwwww, je n'aime pas le ballet mais elle a réussi à me captiver
Jean-Marc m'a fait pleurer avec l'histoire de sa fille
j'ai enrgistrer jusqu'à 22h05 et ça disait »»»more after the break»»» et il etait 22h05
j'espère que je n'ai rien rater.
Heureuse pour le p'tit couple de Montreal
ils sont vraiment bons
et la fille qui fait du ballet
wowwwwwww, je n'aime pas le ballet mais elle a réussi à me captiver
Jean-Marc m'a fait pleurer avec l'histoire de sa fille
Voyons donc, rien de fantastique pour Halifax...
Marie-Christine etait super hot. Elle n'a meme pas eu de difficulte a suivre la choreography a Blake C'est parce que son troupe de dance ses vite comme sa GO MARIE-CHRISTINE... C'est trop fou, je suis assez exciter pour elle et c'est la premiere fois quelqu'un pres de chez passe a le tele pour kechose comme sa J'espere qu'elle le fait
Marie-Christine etait super hot. Elle n'a meme pas eu de difficulte a suivre la choreography a Blake C'est parce que son troupe de dance ses vite comme sa GO MARIE-CHRISTINE... C'est trop fou, je suis assez exciter pour elle et c'est la premiere fois quelqu'un pres de chez passe a le tele pour kechose comme sa J'espere qu'elle le fait
Melsy4 a écritJuste dans le preview a la fin pour montrer les auditions de Montréal, j'en ai vu deux que je connais et deux ou les juges ont dit wow!
J'ai hâte de voir l'émission mercredi!
C,est mon neveu qui etait dans le preview AU TOUT DÉBUT, le beau petit couple.
Moi aussi j'ai très hate à mercredi.
J'ai hâte de voir l'émission mercredi!
C,est mon neveu qui etait dans le preview AU TOUT DÉBUT, le beau petit couple.
Moi aussi j'ai très hate à mercredi.
Un enfant bâtit une tour, un village, une ville, un royaume,
et tantôt l'univers..........
Citation :'So You Think You Can Dance Canada' Goes Coast to Coast
Updated Mon. Sep. 15 2008 2:05 PM ET
Lindsay Zier-Vogel, CTV.ca
The audition tour hits up Vancouver and Halifax and dancers coast to coast impress the judges with everything from highland dancing to breaking, contemporary to smokin' hot ballroom.
Vancouver: Day One
Hundreds of West Coast dancers keep warm by dancing with their much-needed umbrellas as host Leah Miller kicks off the Vancouver auditions.
As the dancers rush in, judges Jean Marc Genereux, Hot Tamale Mary Murphy and BC's own Paul Becker settle into their seats behind the judging table.
First up is the 22 year-old powerhouse Kevin Mylrea. His athletic contemporary movement wows the judges and he's the first with a Boarding Pass to Toronto.
Firecracker Nicole Bowser, 23, Mississauga, Ont., is next up and her strong jazz dance style gets her to the next level of the competition: Blake Boot Camp.
B-boy Victor Van Tran, 19, from Surrey, BC is decked out in fire-engine red but despite his hot power moves, the judges say he needs to look up when he performs. Still, he is off to Choreography.
Martial artist turned ballet dancer, Jeremy Brama, 25, Abbotsford, BC is not strong enough for the competition and the judges send him home.
Next, there is a string of No's to a series of dancers who can't quite cut it. "That was a hot hot HOT mess," Paul laughs and the judges hope for more strong performances.
21 year-old Arassay Reyes's energy and infectious smile gets Mary laughing. "That was awesome," Paul says. The judges like her sense of rhythm and Jean Marc gives her a big yes to Choreography.
Prairie boy Tyrell Witherspoon, 21, dances for his recently deceased Mom. His contemporary routine is loaded with acrobatic tricks and he's headed straight to the Finals.
Joker Ferdinand Tocal, 29, Surrey, mixes contemporary with miming and is off to see if he can handle Blake's choreography.
Vancouver native Jolene "Joey" Bothwell's dynamic contemporary choreography stuns the judges. They are unanimous and she's given a Boarding Pass.
Stephanie Sy's audition doesn't go as planned. She lands over on her ankle and she is off to the emergency room. A broken bone in her foot ends her So You Think You Can Dance Canada dreams for this season.
Natasha Gorrie, 26, Surrey is the first b-girl of the Vancouver auditions and Paul wants to see more of her hard-hitting, funky moves. He sends her on to Choreography.
Tyler Jacobs, 22, from West Vancouver, performs his hip hop jazz routine, but the judges wish he performed what he's known for -- traditional Native dancing. His So You Think You Can Dance Canada journey is over for this year.
Aldergrove, BC's Tonya Wejr, 28, performs her contemporary routine and is the last to get a Boarding Pass to Toronto before the dancers start Blake Boot Camp.
Day One: Choreography
For many, their best was not quite enough. B-boy, Victor Van Tran even gave up in the middle of the complicated choreography.
But Arassay Reyes, Natasha Gorrie, Ferdinand Tocal and Nicole Bowser and a handful of others all receive Boarding Passes to Toronto.
Vancouver: Day Two
Day Two of the Vancouver auditions starts off with a bang as Emmanuel Sandhu, 27, takes the stage.
He's a three-time national champion figure skater and has represented Canada at three Olympics. He impresses the judges with his signature move: a perfectly executed triple axle.
The first half of his audition gets the Mary Murphy scream, but the second half lost her. Still, she puts him on the Hot Tamale train (in the caboose, not first class), and the judges give him a Boarding Pass to Toronto.
Vancouver street jazz dancer, Rachel Wainwright, 28, is 'yummy' according to Jean Marc, but Mary disagrees. Even still, she's onto Choreography.
The judges love b-boy Eric Malapad, 27, from Winnipeg, and he's headed straight to the Finals.
When she's not dancing, Tiffany Anderson, 23 from Abbotsford, BC, works with children with special needs. Jean Marc, who has a daughter with special needs, is touched by her emotional contemporary routine and the judges send her to Choreography.
Sara Liang, 21, and Zillion Wong, 22 perform a sultry tango. The judges deem them 'the best ballroom pair in Vancouver' and they both receive Boarding Passes to the Finals.
Single mom Monique Van de Plas, 30 is up next, but when her choreography doesn't wow the judges, she is disappointed and heads for home.
Tylan Fraser, 21 Moose Jaw, Sask. gets Mary dancing in her seat with his popping contemporary fusion routine. The judges love his commitment and send him to Blake Boot Camp.
Contemporary dancer, Heather Morrison, 22, from Maple Ridge BC, stuns the judges with her strength and beautiful lines, but near the end of her solo, she pulls her hamstring.
The judges have seen enough though and she is ecstatic when they hand her a Boarding Pass to Toronto.
Michael Blais, 24, from Kaslo, BC is hip hopper with sharp popping that gets him a go-ahead to Choreography.
Day Two: Choreography
Blake's choreography is hard hitting and fast. Some dancers can't keep up and Mike Blais quits halfway through.
Rachel Wainwright, Tylan Fraser, Tiffany Anderson, and over 30 other Vancouver dancers make the cut though and they're all off to the Finals!
Halifax: Day One
Next, So You Think You Can Dance Canada heads to the Cunard Centre in Halifax where judges Tré Armstrong, Dan Karaty and Melissa Williams get ready for all the East Coast has to offer.
The first dancers on stage are Montreal-based Francis Lafrenière, 28, and Claudia Primeau, 23. This spicy ballroom couple impresses the judges and they are sent to Choreography to see if they can pick up other dance genres.
Next up is Stephanie Grant, 29, a security guard who also happens to be a Highland dancer. She dons her ghillies and the judges want to see if she can translate her Celtic moves to Blake's choreography.
The judges say that cheerleader Troy Miller, 20, Saint John, NB, is little all over the place, but still send him on to Choreography.
Calgary ballerina Allie Bertram, 18, once carried up her pointe shoes to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro. She astounds the judges with her technical perfection and outstanding performance and she is the first of the Halifax auditions to get a Boarding Pass straight through to the Finals.
There are a series of No's and Dan unleashes his honesty. Some dancers are devastated, where others know they have it coming.
Amateur boxer turned hip hop dancer Marie-Christine Emond, 21, from Emundson, NB is next up. The judges love her style, but are on the fence. Eventually, they send her to Choreography.
Tamiko Allen, 21, is proud of being known as 'the big girl' in Halifax. Dan wonders if she has the endurance and stamina for Blake's choreography, but Tamiko isn't fazed and off she goes to Choreography.
Halifax: Choreography
Many of the dancers, including Highland dancer, Stephanie Grant and Tamiko Allen are overwhelmed by Blake's choreography and both of them don't make the cut.
Marie-Christine Emond, Francis Lafrenière, his partner, Claudia Primeau, and a handful of other dancers do make it through and they're off to the finals in T-dot.
Next Up...
Next up on the audition tour: Calgary and Montreal. Stay tuned...there's more than a few surprises in store!
source:
sur le site officiel de SYTYCD-canada
Updated Mon. Sep. 15 2008 2:05 PM ET
Lindsay Zier-Vogel, CTV.ca
The audition tour hits up Vancouver and Halifax and dancers coast to coast impress the judges with everything from highland dancing to breaking, contemporary to smokin' hot ballroom.
Vancouver: Day One
Hundreds of West Coast dancers keep warm by dancing with their much-needed umbrellas as host Leah Miller kicks off the Vancouver auditions.
As the dancers rush in, judges Jean Marc Genereux, Hot Tamale Mary Murphy and BC's own Paul Becker settle into their seats behind the judging table.
First up is the 22 year-old powerhouse Kevin Mylrea. His athletic contemporary movement wows the judges and he's the first with a Boarding Pass to Toronto.
Firecracker Nicole Bowser, 23, Mississauga, Ont., is next up and her strong jazz dance style gets her to the next level of the competition: Blake Boot Camp.
B-boy Victor Van Tran, 19, from Surrey, BC is decked out in fire-engine red but despite his hot power moves, the judges say he needs to look up when he performs. Still, he is off to Choreography.
Martial artist turned ballet dancer, Jeremy Brama, 25, Abbotsford, BC is not strong enough for the competition and the judges send him home.
Next, there is a string of No's to a series of dancers who can't quite cut it. "That was a hot hot HOT mess," Paul laughs and the judges hope for more strong performances.
21 year-old Arassay Reyes's energy and infectious smile gets Mary laughing. "That was awesome," Paul says. The judges like her sense of rhythm and Jean Marc gives her a big yes to Choreography.
Prairie boy Tyrell Witherspoon, 21, dances for his recently deceased Mom. His contemporary routine is loaded with acrobatic tricks and he's headed straight to the Finals.
Joker Ferdinand Tocal, 29, Surrey, mixes contemporary with miming and is off to see if he can handle Blake's choreography.
Vancouver native Jolene "Joey" Bothwell's dynamic contemporary choreography stuns the judges. They are unanimous and she's given a Boarding Pass.
Stephanie Sy's audition doesn't go as planned. She lands over on her ankle and she is off to the emergency room. A broken bone in her foot ends her So You Think You Can Dance Canada dreams for this season.
Natasha Gorrie, 26, Surrey is the first b-girl of the Vancouver auditions and Paul wants to see more of her hard-hitting, funky moves. He sends her on to Choreography.
Tyler Jacobs, 22, from West Vancouver, performs his hip hop jazz routine, but the judges wish he performed what he's known for -- traditional Native dancing. His So You Think You Can Dance Canada journey is over for this year.
Aldergrove, BC's Tonya Wejr, 28, performs her contemporary routine and is the last to get a Boarding Pass to Toronto before the dancers start Blake Boot Camp.
Day One: Choreography
For many, their best was not quite enough. B-boy, Victor Van Tran even gave up in the middle of the complicated choreography.
But Arassay Reyes, Natasha Gorrie, Ferdinand Tocal and Nicole Bowser and a handful of others all receive Boarding Passes to Toronto.
Vancouver: Day Two
Day Two of the Vancouver auditions starts off with a bang as Emmanuel Sandhu, 27, takes the stage.
He's a three-time national champion figure skater and has represented Canada at three Olympics. He impresses the judges with his signature move: a perfectly executed triple axle.
The first half of his audition gets the Mary Murphy scream, but the second half lost her. Still, she puts him on the Hot Tamale train (in the caboose, not first class), and the judges give him a Boarding Pass to Toronto.
Vancouver street jazz dancer, Rachel Wainwright, 28, is 'yummy' according to Jean Marc, but Mary disagrees. Even still, she's onto Choreography.
The judges love b-boy Eric Malapad, 27, from Winnipeg, and he's headed straight to the Finals.
When she's not dancing, Tiffany Anderson, 23 from Abbotsford, BC, works with children with special needs. Jean Marc, who has a daughter with special needs, is touched by her emotional contemporary routine and the judges send her to Choreography.
Sara Liang, 21, and Zillion Wong, 22 perform a sultry tango. The judges deem them 'the best ballroom pair in Vancouver' and they both receive Boarding Passes to the Finals.
Single mom Monique Van de Plas, 30 is up next, but when her choreography doesn't wow the judges, she is disappointed and heads for home.
Tylan Fraser, 21 Moose Jaw, Sask. gets Mary dancing in her seat with his popping contemporary fusion routine. The judges love his commitment and send him to Blake Boot Camp.
Contemporary dancer, Heather Morrison, 22, from Maple Ridge BC, stuns the judges with her strength and beautiful lines, but near the end of her solo, she pulls her hamstring.
The judges have seen enough though and she is ecstatic when they hand her a Boarding Pass to Toronto.
Michael Blais, 24, from Kaslo, BC is hip hopper with sharp popping that gets him a go-ahead to Choreography.
Day Two: Choreography
Blake's choreography is hard hitting and fast. Some dancers can't keep up and Mike Blais quits halfway through.
Rachel Wainwright, Tylan Fraser, Tiffany Anderson, and over 30 other Vancouver dancers make the cut though and they're all off to the Finals!
Halifax: Day One
Next, So You Think You Can Dance Canada heads to the Cunard Centre in Halifax where judges Tré Armstrong, Dan Karaty and Melissa Williams get ready for all the East Coast has to offer.
The first dancers on stage are Montreal-based Francis Lafrenière, 28, and Claudia Primeau, 23. This spicy ballroom couple impresses the judges and they are sent to Choreography to see if they can pick up other dance genres.
Next up is Stephanie Grant, 29, a security guard who also happens to be a Highland dancer. She dons her ghillies and the judges want to see if she can translate her Celtic moves to Blake's choreography.
The judges say that cheerleader Troy Miller, 20, Saint John, NB, is little all over the place, but still send him on to Choreography.
Calgary ballerina Allie Bertram, 18, once carried up her pointe shoes to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro. She astounds the judges with her technical perfection and outstanding performance and she is the first of the Halifax auditions to get a Boarding Pass straight through to the Finals.
There are a series of No's and Dan unleashes his honesty. Some dancers are devastated, where others know they have it coming.
Amateur boxer turned hip hop dancer Marie-Christine Emond, 21, from Emundson, NB is next up. The judges love her style, but are on the fence. Eventually, they send her to Choreography.
Tamiko Allen, 21, is proud of being known as 'the big girl' in Halifax. Dan wonders if she has the endurance and stamina for Blake's choreography, but Tamiko isn't fazed and off she goes to Choreography.
Halifax: Choreography
Many of the dancers, including Highland dancer, Stephanie Grant and Tamiko Allen are overwhelmed by Blake's choreography and both of them don't make the cut.
Marie-Christine Emond, Francis Lafrenière, his partner, Claudia Primeau, and a handful of other dancers do make it through and they're off to the finals in T-dot.
Next Up...
Next up on the audition tour: Calgary and Montreal. Stay tuned...there's more than a few surprises in store!
source:
sur le site officiel de SYTYCD-canada
JOYEUX NOEL ET BONNE ANNÉE 2009!!!!
Stemplar a écrit
C,est mon neveu qui etait dans le preview AU TOUT DÉBUT, le beau petit couple.
Moi aussi j'ai très hate à mercredi.
Et moi je connais les deux autres après...
Un c'est un danseur professionel qu'on voit beaucoup ici au Québec mais bon qu'on connait pas parce qu'on cnonait rarement les danseurs, mais bon il a danser a la fureur et a fait des show ici et la... *Si je l'ai bien reconnu*
Il a aussi fait parti des juges de Révélations
Le deuxième c'est un gars de Révélations et il avait été dans les finalistes.. il était tellement douée...
J'ai hâte a mercredi!
J'ai hâte de voir te neveu aussi --Message edité par melsy4 le 2008-09-15 17:00:28--
C,est mon neveu qui etait dans le preview AU TOUT DÉBUT, le beau petit couple.
Moi aussi j'ai très hate à mercredi.
Et moi je connais les deux autres après...
Un c'est un danseur professionel qu'on voit beaucoup ici au Québec mais bon qu'on connait pas parce qu'on cnonait rarement les danseurs, mais bon il a danser a la fureur et a fait des show ici et la... *Si je l'ai bien reconnu*
Il a aussi fait parti des juges de Révélations
Le deuxième c'est un gars de Révélations et il avait été dans les finalistes.. il était tellement douée...
J'ai hâte a mercredi!
J'ai hâte de voir te neveu aussi --Message edité par melsy4 le 2008-09-15 17:00:28--
~*Chris*~ a écritVoyons donc, rien de fantastique pour Halifax...
Marie-Christine etait super hot. Elle n'a meme pas eu de difficulte a suivre la choreography a Blake C'est parce que son troupe de dance ses vite comme sa GO MARIE-CHRISTINE... C'est trop fou, je suis assez exciter pour elle et c'est la premiere fois quelqu'un pres de chez passe a le tele pour kechose comme sa J'espere qu'elle le fait
en effet, elle semblait bien se débrouiller dans la chorégraphie
bonne chance à ta connaissance
Marie-Christine etait super hot. Elle n'a meme pas eu de difficulte a suivre la choreography a Blake C'est parce que son troupe de dance ses vite comme sa GO MARIE-CHRISTINE... C'est trop fou, je suis assez exciter pour elle et c'est la premiere fois quelqu'un pres de chez passe a le tele pour kechose comme sa J'espere qu'elle le fait
en effet, elle semblait bien se débrouiller dans la chorégraphie
bonne chance à ta connaissance