Competition Dancers Dominate SYTYCD

Lindsay Live | Oct 01, 2009 | there are 0 comments 0
Competition dancer Channing Cooke who made it through to Vegas on SYTYCD

Competition dancer Channing Cooke who made it through to Vegas on SYTYCD

"So You Think You Can Dance" attracts every type of performer from self taught b-boys to classically trained ballerinas. But it seems like the most common type of performer in pursuit of stardom is the all American competition dancer. Last season's winner, 18-year-old Jeanine Mason, was very active on the competition circuit and took home many national titles.

This season, the competition dancer to watch is Channing Cooke. In fact, I had the pleasure of judging her back in 2007 at BravO! National Dance and Talent Competition in her home state of Massachusetts. I was so impressed with her level of skill and performance that I wrote an article about her in a recent issue of Dancer Magazine. As a judge, I see many many young dancers, but something about her was particularly memorable to me - she has the whole package. That's one of the best things about judging - spotting young talent and helping those dancers cultivate it, eventually evolving into brilliant artists.

If you missed it on September 23, here's a video of Channing's audition on SYTYCD:

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