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stephbgI am cross. The producers of SYTYCD(A) appear to be under the impression that torture is entertaining.
I don't know if the Australian top 100 schedule is tougher than for the US version, or that the average Australian dancer is less fit and more emotionally unstable than their US counterparts, but I can't approve of the system that works them all day long (for several days) and then overnight so they can't get any sleep! What they've done is cruel, and seems designed to make them break, physically and mentally. A challenge is one thing, but this is another. It's not as if it's going to be hard to separate them. Jeez.
Grrrrr.
OK, /dance rant ends
I don't know if the Australian top 100 schedule is tougher than for the US version, or that the average Australian dancer is less fit and more emotionally unstable than their US counterparts, but I can't approve of the system that works them all day long (for several days) and then overnight so they can't get any sleep! What they've done is cruel, and seems designed to make them break, physically and mentally. A challenge is one thing, but this is another. It's not as if it's going to be hard to separate them. Jeez.
Grrrrr.
OK, /dance rant ends
