The search for the next dancer to take the crown heads to the Big Apple! Judges Nigel, Paula, and Jason take on New York to find out which stage and street dancers have what it takes at the final audition stop before callbacks!
Swing Break (feat. Kate Mullins) — The McMash Clan
Virgil Gadson's audition for Team Street (first dancer of the night) -- guy from Philly who made it to Top 30 in Season 8, then took a few years off to perform in a Broadway show.
Audition of Korey Cleveland to Team Street. Korey is the recovering drug addict and ex-felon from St. Louis; he had been clean for 31 days, and his performance was a reward to himself for making it.
Justin Ballasy's audition for Team Street (young tap dancer/Hoofer who almost did not make it through because his tapping was way too fast for the choice of music)
Audition of Latin Ballroom dancer Ryan Raffloer (tall, punky blonde guy who didn't have a partner while dancing ballroom; he had an excitable Russian mother who forced him into dance!)
Introduction to Eliazer Chapman, the B-Boy whose street performing earned enough money to get a home for himself and his father after years of being homeless.
The Greatest Man That Ever Lived (Variations On a Shaker Hymn) — Weezer
Ian Williams introduction and exit. He style was "Breaker-Ballet" but his dance had no breaking and terrible ballet. This was a giant waste of time, and made me feel bad for this hapless dancer.
The montage of the dancers who were so terrible Paula was speechless. They all had weird/poorly mixed styles, like "Street Salsa" or "Martial Arts Ballet."
Alyssa Guerrieri gets her ticket, and we get a preview of the "callbacks" episode: 114 stage dancers and 105 street dancers have made it past auditions and will be tortured in Vegas.
Introduction to Thomas Condello, aka "Mr. Hollywood," the episode's required foray into sweetly entertaining but clueless dancers (aka "waste of time")