Five acts to look out for as The Greatest Dancer returns for series 2
Here’s our pick of the best auditions as the The Greatest Dancer returns for its sophomore season
After unearthing real talent with series one winner Ellie Ferguson, The Greatest Dancer is back for a second series – promising more dance talent than ever before.
The first episode of the new series, which sees Todrick Hall make his debut as dance captain, sees some truly amazing performances spanning across all genres of dance.
Here’s our pick of our favourites ahead of episode one…
Ross and Travis
Dance style: Street
With their energetic and somewhat comic routine, could this cheeky twosome wow the audience and make the mirror open?
Miss J
Dance style: Street
Brimming with confidence, Miss J goes all out to impress the dance captains with her surprising performance. But will the audience be compelled to vote?
Lily and Joseph
Dance style: Contemporary
Best friends Lily and Joseph’s emotional dances has some of our dance captains in tears – but is that enough for the audience to vote?
Dinkie Flowers
Dance style: Tap
At 98, dance teacher Dinkie Flowers is the oldest competitor to try her luck in front of the mirror – will her surprisingly limber routine win over the crowd?
Harrison
Dance style: Contemporary
Creepy clown act Harrison has the audience on the edge of their seats with his terrifying routine, but will he receives enough votes?
The Greatest Dancer returns 4th January 2020 on BBC One
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