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Lizzie and Tommy’s performance of a jazz routine alongside was a fantastic opening to the show with a busy routine very well choreographed, together they make a good partnership; their performance was in sync the every time it needed to be. It was a very powerful performance. It became a true battle of the sexes with Tommy in control of Lizzie during some of the moves. He pulled of some great tricks showing his strength, both showed their increased versatility with dance. Nigel said that their performance set a target for everyone else. Lizzie was highly praised by Arlene for being feisty, fiery and fierce; also calling her a dancer, actress, goddess and star.

Tommy and Mark, both hip hop styled dancers performed a great routine, this style brought out Tommy’s strength; it was very entertaining and comical thus making it a joy to watch. Great incorporation of old school hip hop as well as new school moves; elements of locking and popping, the intricacies of the floor work were flawless said Sisco.

Tommy and Charlie had a very sexy opening to their tango routine, very sensual and many of the moves were well controlled maintaining their composition, their posture whilst performing lifts and stretches. The feeling and the chemistry was there, Charlie was slightly stronger than Tommy in this routine, Nigel saying that he could have been more aggressive. Arlene agreed by commenting that this routine was Charlie’s, judges noted that she was no longer a girl but a woman. However, Tommy never ceases to produce an amazing performance. Together their performance was said to be stronger than the song; Louise.

Lizzie and Alastair had a very mixed review from the judges, they were high in energy but Louise said it lacked fire and passion, it was good but not as good as it should have been. Sisco however, believed that she dominated the stage. Nigel agreed that it was a bit of both but wanted more chemistry between the two, whereas Arlene said that she picked up the samba really well especially considering Lizzie had so much to learn for the whole show, her footwork was on point.

Getting a jazz routine Lizzie and Charlie made sure it was very showbiz-like and entertaining, full of flare and sex appeal. They lived up to the Chicago style of Jazz; however, at times they could have been in sync more.

Charlie and Drew’s lyrical routine was such a beautiful and powerful performance, energy and passion coming through their every move; they told the story of the song and the emotion was clear to see especially when she threw herself onto Drew; it was probably one of Charlie’s strongest performances in the show.

Tommy’s solo was so smooth and the routine just flowed; always a phenomenal dancer.
Overall, all of Tommy’s performances were sensational; full of energy and as good as they always are.

Charlie solo – what a burst of energy, full of shakes, shimmies, splits, flips and extensions.
Charlie is always bubbly with her routines and works the stage well; she really knows how to perform.

Lizzie solo – she showed her amazingly unique style, each solo she produces something new thus never failing to entertain.

She knows how to act as well as dance, with every performance her mood and the emotions need are easily conveyed on her face.
The final show was one to remember, it’s a shame that Robbie wasn’t available to dance, however the return of the other dancers made the show a great one. Couples that hadn’t performed together got their chance and every routine was a joy to watch. This season’s over and the first winner to be crowned Britain’s favourite dancer was Charlie Bruce. Let’s see what the next show brings; it should be even better than this one as standards have been set.

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Final Couple Performances

Lizzie & Tommy – Jazz by Mandy Moore

Charlie & Lizzie – Broadway by Karen Bruce

Charlie & Tommy – Tango by Katya Virshilas

Couple Performances with Past Male Dancers

Lizzie & Alastair – Samba by Ryan Francois

Mark & Tommy – Hip-Hop by Simeon Qsyea

Charlie & Drew – Lyrical by Mandy Moore

Group Performance

Top 3 Pop-Jazz Group Performance by Frank Gatson

Top 13 Jazz Group Performance by Gareth Walker

Solos

Lizzie’s Hip-Hop Solo

Tommy’s Breakdance Solo

Charlie’s Jazz Solo

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The injury to his shoulder is too severe that he has unfortunately had to pull out of the competition.

Robbie will be replaced with Alastair who was knocked out last weekend, we wish all the best for Robbie and hope he recovers as soon as possible.

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“Alastair, how on earth you got into ballet I’ll never know. I love the fact you still go down the pub with your mates… if you got a body like that from drinking beer, people would be drinking more beer! You have been brilliant in this series, you have been incredible. Tonight, though, for the first time I think I have seen someone dancing for their life and that was Robbie, and he overwhelmed you with his performance. He really looked like he was dancing for his life, and I am sorry but you won’t be staying with us.”

After his elimination Alastair said, on what has made his experience: “These people, these guys I’ve been working with – thank you everyone.”, below is an exclusive clip of Alastair discussing his exit.

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“Lizzie we have seen not so much your technique as your personality grow across this series. You’re very shy even though you’re a performer and to see that personality start to come out now, I’m a little sorry it hasn’t been before this. But you have never been here in the bottom two and you find yourself here in the most important week of this series.

“Mandy you said all the hard work would be worthwhile if you get to the grand final. All the hard work has been worthwhile, but let me say I am ever so sorry you haven’t made the grand final this year.”

After her elimination Mandy said: “Before I start crying I just want to thank everybody who has helped me – I’m the blubbering American, I’m sorry. Everybody who has helped me get this far. Everybody who dances, keep dancing. It’s worth it.”, below is an exclusive clip of Mandy discussing her exit from the show.

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Couple Performances

Lizzie & Robbie – Broadway by Kate Prince

Mandy & Alastair – Contemporary by Rafael Bonachela

Charlie & Tommy – Jazz by Sean Cheesman

Lizzie & Robbie – Hip Hop by Simeon Qsyea

Mandy & Alastair – Paso Doble by Katya Virshilas

Charlie & Tommy – Quickstep by Karen Hardy

Group Performance

Top 6 Broadway Group Performance by Karen Bruce

Solos

Charlie’s Jazz Solo

Lizzie’s Lyrical Hip-Hop Solo

Alastair’s Ballet Solo

Tommy’s Breakdance Solo

Robbie’s Contemporary Solo

Mandy’s Contemporary Solo

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Lizzie and Robbie opened the show with a bellboy themed Broadway routine. It was fun, exciting and very entertaining. The jumps and splits were so large that they stood out. Arlene said that the routine demands a cartoon like quality and their performance was full of facial expressions which is exactly what is required which made their characters come out. Their second performance was a Hip Hop routine. The last time Robbie performed a Hip Hop routine, it did not go well. However this time, he had swagger, control and showed a major improvement. The fantastic choreography by Simeon Qsyea allowed them to play on the lyrics and show them with each move. They were in unison throughout. Lizzie, being a Hip Hop dancer, could have outshone Robbie but instead she worked with him and made him look at ease in the routine. Her solo was quite different from her usual popping ways; she used the floor more and incorporated different moves that showed pure body strength and emotion. Robbie’s solo also used the stage advantageously and his performance was very upbeat and full, however, the judges wanted to see something a bit different to his usual style.

A Hot Jazz routine was performed by Tommy and Charlie, and my oh my, was it hot! Each element of the dance showed sexy: from the red leather outfits to the choreography. It was very high in energy and extremely fast paced but Louise said she wanted more of an explosion. Arlene commented that Charlie cannot keep in time with the music so does not get the rhythm right which is a big problem for a dancer. However, the routine by Sean Cheesman did provide a challenge with its incorporation of Hip Hop. Yet the couple lived up to it and performed it well. Tommy got noted to be one of the most versatile dancers. Their next performance was a Quickstep. As soon as it started, their cheeky personalities came through and the lively entertainment began. Tommy used Charlie as an air guitar at one point which just stood out. The judges also noticed how Charlie managed to turn a malfunction of her dress getting caught on her heel into part of the routine. The whole performance blew the judges away. Charlie’s solo showed her growing maturity as a dancer said the judges. Judges said it seems as if Tommy can do anything, he even included classical music and ballet in his performance with a number of intricacies and tricks.

Overall it was an incredible semi-final with only one performance not up to scratch. Now the final is here and let us hope it is better than ever. Only one will be crowned Britain’s favourite dancer, who it will be is up to you.

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“Yanet, you need to be careful that your personality comes out in your face as well as your body,” he said. “You have a wonderful animalistic magnetism to your work that draws people in, but sometimes your face doesn’t express that as much as I believe you’re feeling it. Yanet, I don’t think it’s going to come as a surprise to you this week that you will not be in our top six.”

Looking close to tears, Fuentes said: “I am disappointed, just because I would have loved to continue the great work with the amazing choreographers. I feel like a winner – I’ve come such a long way on my own. I’m going to take the positive comments from the judges and hopefully will improve my career.”

After Yanet Fuentes’s exit the Quarter Finals of So You Think You Can Dance, she reflects on the time she has spent on the show.

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