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Live To Dance: Round Two Of The Semi-Finals Preview

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January 19, 2011 07:30:55 by Allyson Wells

Live To Dance

The semi-finals got underway last week on Live To Dance.  Judges Paula Abdul, Kimberly Wyatt and Travis Payne picked the largest group dance act “The Vibe” to advance to the finals. This week, six more acts dance for the judges in the Dance Dome for a shot at the finals.

The next six acts to compete this week during the live second round are:  Jalen, Du-Shaunt, Dance In Flight, Dax & Sarah, Twitch and White Tree Fine Art.  You might recall that solo act and young dancer Jalen was the first dancer to audition for Live To Dance.  Du-Shaunt, the enthusiastic dancer from Las Vegas, is the other solo dancer of the night.  Dax and Sarah and Dance in Flight are two of three duos that will be dancing in the second round of the semi-finals.  White Tree Fine Art is the third duo to dance.  White Tree Fine Art is a ballet act that was picked by the audience to advance to the semi-finals after competing in the dance-off.  Finally, Twitch is the last group to dance.  Twitch is a group of all females and one male.  They were impressive in their audition and gave judge Kimberly chills.

During Tuesday’s show, host Andrew Gunsberg will reveal which act from last week’s semi-final was picked by the audience to make the finals.  After all of the dance acts compete, the judges will pick only one to make it to the finals.  The audience will get to vote again and pick a second act.

Tune in to Live To Dance on Wednesday at 8 pm on CBS for the exciting second semi-final round!

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