“It really was. Not only physically, but surprisingly a lot of it was so much more mentally challenging. It was like that from the first experience, back to the L.A. auditions, you get in there and you see thousands of dancers and you have to tell yourself you’re capable of doing something like this. You see how amazing everyone is and you begin to doubt yourself. And then you are constantly being judged and you have to stay strong in the game. One awesome thing I took away from it is it pushes you so much past what you think you are capable of.”

Here a link to the whole interview.

Kanemura gave the interview when he was in town for a performance at CT’s MGM Grand Theater At Foxwoods. The SYTYCD tour continues to make its way around New England and the East Coast. Visit our SYTYCD schedule page to see when the phenomenon comes near you. And as always, stay tuned to So You Think You Can Dance Tickets for the latest info on the SYTYCD tour.

The hottest dance show in history is holding auditions for the next season of the hit show. If you think you have the moves to hang with the best dancers in the land, get on over to the Mark Morris Dance Center and strut your stuff.

According to the official Fox release “We are looking for great dancers! Great Performers! All Styles! All Dancers!”

Fox advices you to “Dress to impress……..Stand out from the crowd……..and show us what you’ve got!”

It should be a great time if you have what it takes. Even if you don’t make the cut, it will be a lot of fun to get out there.

If you want to audition, the So You Think You Can Dance auditions take place on Thursday November 13 at the Mark Morris Dance Center located at 3 Lafayette Avenue in Brooklyn, New York 11217. Auditions start at 8AM when doors open for registration. Call back are November 14 & 15, so keep your calendar open!

Here are some rules from Fox:

• Your audition music must be on CD format only.

• All songs must be songs that are commercially available via retail channels and cannot be a re-mix of a song, a song downloaded from the internet or websites, or a contestant created mix (i.e. a mix of several songs.) None of the selected songs shall contain sexually explicit or overly violent lyrics.

• You must be prepared to dance to another song from a list provided at the audition.
• The lines for the audition will be long, so please bring food and water.

• Contestants must be either a US citizen, legal permanent resident of the US, possess a current validly issued “Employment Authorization Card,” enabling him/her to seek employment freely (i.e., without restrictions as to employer) in the US, or in the process of obtaining such status that will enable the contestant to accept unrestricted employment in the United States on or before the first day of Las Vegas Call Backs currently scheduled to begin on or about April 1, 2009.

• Contestants must be no younger than 18 or older than 30 years of age on the first day they register for auditions. Any contestant who is a minor in their state of residence must also have a parent or legal guardian sign.

• Check www.FOX.com/dance soon for audition forms

Stay tuned to So You Think You can Dance tickets for more audition dates and venues as the information is released.

If you don’t think you have what it takes to make the cut, there is always the So You Think You Can Dance tour, making its way across the US now. Visits out SYTYCD schedule page for the complete schedule.

Highlights include Boss’ preview of the show:Boss: “We’ll do a lot of numbers from this past season, plus duets and group numbers, and everyone has a solo. It’s a wide range of dancing, and you’ll see our personalities shine through.”

a look at the everyday life of the cast and the stars looking forward to the future. To read the whole interview go to So You Think You Can Dance interview. In the meantime, maybe you want to check out the SYTYCD schedule and see when this show is coming near you. If they are performing not too far from you, you might want to check out So You Think You Can Dance tickets. It’s really a great show so you should def try to make it!

According to the Internet Movie Database, Strozzi was nominated for a Prime time Emmy in the “Outstanding Makeup for a Multi-Camera Series or a Special” category for her work as a makeup supervisor on So You Think You Can Dance season in 2005. She has also worked on the Late Show with Craig Ferguson. It has been reported that GOP Candidate John McCain’s wife Cindy McCain recommended Strozzi.

What does this mean for the So You Think You Can Dance tour? Not much, but anything that has people talking about this wonderful show is good news for us here at SYTYCD tickets.

Kherington has been chosen to play Alice, one of the dancers trying to survive high school. Kherington is already a huge fan of the show: “Definitely! This movie has had such a huge impact on the dance community. What dancer wouldn’t be a fan?!?” she told the NY Post.

The original Fame won an Oscar and has been hailed as an inspiration for a new generation of dancers. The rest of the Fame cast includes Thomas Dekker, Kristy Flores, Paul Iacono, Paul McGill, Naturi Naughton, Kay Panabaker, Kherington Payne, Collins Pennie, Walter Perez and Anna Maria Perez de Tagle.

The 18-year-old dancer was born in Placentia, California. She is currently starring in the live SYTYCD tour. Whether or not the news makes So You Think You Can Dance tickets sell more we will see- but you can bet it wont hurt! To learn a bit more about this special dancer, check out this video of her addition for SYTYCD

The So You Think You Can Dance Houston show takes place this Saturday, October 11 at 7:30 pm. The event takes place at Reliant Arena. Don’t wait and get your SYTYCD tickets now. Visit So You Think You Can Dance tickets now to get tickets. But hurry, they wont last long!

Early fan favorites include a dance using a mattress and of course the spectacular finale. If you get SYTYCD tickets now you get a chance to see Josh, Katee and the rest of America’s favorite dancing gang in all their dance glory.

Get on the ‘Hot Tomale Express’ now with So You Think You Can Dance tour tickets now. The SYTYCD Anahiem show goes down at the Honda Center in Aneheim (formerly Arrowhead Pond) on Saturday Sep 27. The show starts at 7:30 PM.

Katee says she has been working hard and is looking forward to the San Jose show. “It’s 21/2 hours of straight dance; there’s no fill-in acts,” Katee recently told the Mercurry News. “It’s really just us out there dancing for the whole time. By the end of it, I’m going to be pretty in-shape. Any time we’re off, we’re, like, sleeping.”

She also told the paper she was looking forward to the San Jose show: “Heck yeah . . I am definitely going to give a shout-out to San Jose. I don’t care. I’m going to take over that mike,” she said.

If you liked the show you definately need to check out the live tour, so get your SYTYCD tickets now.

There are still some SYTYCD tickets available, so what are you waiting for? The show starts at 7:30 and takes place at HP Pavilion, for driving directions visit the <a href=”http://www.hppsj.com/index2.html”> HP Pavilion</a>.