So You Think You Can Dance

The first round of auditions begins on a brand-new season of the hit dance competition series SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE, as highly skilled dancers between the ages of 18 and 30 showcase their talents in various dance styles, including contemporary, tap, hip-hop, ballroom, animation, breaking and more. Those who are selected to move on to the SYTYCD studio will work with world-renowned choreographers and compete each week in a variety of styles, with brand-new twists and turns introduced into the competition.

The second round of auditions begins on the hit dance competition series SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE, as highly skilled dancers between the ages of 18 and 30 showcase their talents in various dance styles, including contemporary, tap, hip-hop, ballroom, animation, breaking and more. Those who are selected to move on to the SYTYCD studio will work with world-renowned choreographers and compete each week in a variety of styles, with brand-new twists and turns introduced into the competition.

The third round of auditions begins on the hit dance competition series SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE, as highly skilled dancers between the ages of 18 and 30 showcase their talents in various dance styles, including contemporary, tap, hip-hop, ballroom, animation, breaking and more. Those who are selected to move on to the SYTYCD studio will work with world-renowned choreographers and compete each week in a variety of styles, with brand-new twists and turns introduced into the competition.

The fourth week of auditions continues as some dancers move forward to the choreography round and some go home on the hit dance competition series SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE, as highly skilled dancers between the ages of 18 and 30 showcase their talents in various dance styles, including contemporary, tap, hip-hop, ballroom, animation, breaking and more.

The top 12 dancers - strategically chosen by our dynamic judging panel - Stephen "tWitch" Boss; Emmy-, Tony- and Golden Globe-nominated artist Matthew Morrison; and dancer, singer and digital sensation JoJo Siwa - have made it to the first studio show of the season. Dancers will showcase their talents in various dance styles, including contemporary, tap, hip-hop, ballroom, animation, breaking and more. They also will work with world-renowned choreographers and compete each week in a variety of styles, with brand-new twists and turns introduced into the competition. Get ready to be wowed by our top 12 competitors of Season 17.

The journey of a lifetime continues as Group B competes in the studio rounds. Six more dancers will showcase their talents in various dance styles, including contemporary, tap, hip-hop, ballroom, animation, breaking and more, while they dance in pairs and in the style of the female partner.

This week, the Top 10 will dance with new partners, as the studio rounds continue. Dancers will showcase their talents in various dance styles, including contemporary, tap, hip-hop, ballroom, animation, breaking and more, and two finalists are sent home in another double elimination.

And then there were eight! The Top Four dancers from last week will pick their partners and dance in random genres. Then, all eight dancers will showcase their talents in solo rounds to win over the audience and our expert panel of judges. Two dancers will face elimination and only six will remain.

Six of the series' favorite all-stars - including Comfort Fedoke, Lex Ishimoto, Amy Yakima, Ezra Sosa, Koine Iwasaki and Bailey Munoz - return to dance with the Top Six.

After avoiding elimination last week, the Top Six take the stage once again to impress the judges and voting audience, dancing three performances each - trios and solos - and the dreaded eliminations are back.

The remaining contestants hit the stage performing two unique numbers before they head to the finals, first dancing together in pairs and then matched with one of the series' beloved All-Stars: Kiki Nyemchek, Audrey Case or Robert Green. Find out who will move forward to the season finale, when they'll be given one last chance to prove they are "America's Favorite Dancer".

The final two competitors go toe-to-toe to impress the judges and voting audience one last time before the winner is crowned. The two finalists must dance five performances each, before the audience decides who outperformed the other and wins the title and $100,000.