Alesha Dixon and Jordan Banjo host a dancing contest, featuring performers from a variety of styles, including ballet, jazz, street, ballroom, contemporary and disco, competing for a chance to showcase their skills on Strictly Come Dancing. Cheryl, Matthew Morrison and Oti Mabuse are on hand to help the competitors - but who makes it through to the next round is entirely in the hand of the studio audience.
Alesha Dixon and Jordan Banjo host a dancing contest, featuring performers from a variety of styles, including ballet, jazz, street, ballroom, contemporary and disco, competing for a £50,000 prize and the chance to showcase their skills on the next series of Strictly Come Dancing. Cheryl, Matthew Morrison and Oti Mabuse are on hand to help the competitors make the best use of their talents - but which contestants get to go through the show's magic mirror and make it through to the next round is entirely in the hand of the studio audience.
Alesha Dixon and Jordan Banjo host a dance talent show where dancers of any age and dance style compete to win £50,000 and a chance to perform on Strictly Come Dancing.
It is time for the callbacks, where the dance captains must each choose three acts to take through to the live challenge shows.
Alesha Dixon and Jordan Banjo host a dancing contest, with performers from a variety of styles competing to impress the viewing public and win a chance to showcase their skills on Strictly Come Dancing. After four weeks of tough auditions, the competition heats up as the final nine acts take to the stage for the live challenge shows.
The competition continues as the remaining eight acts take to the stage for another of our live challenge shows.
The dancers are set their last challenge which they must tackle with their Dance Captain to create an unforgettable performance. The power is in the hands of the viewers at home.
The four finalists take to the stage one last time, competing to win £50,000 and a chance to dance on Strictly Come Dancing.
The dance talent show kicks off with the auditions, where the audience holds the power. New dance captain Todrick Hall joins Cheryl, Matthew Morrison and Oti Mabuse.
Which Dance Captain will get the chance to pick an act for their final three tonight? Cheryl picked last week, so it’s between Todrick, Matthew and Oti tonight. Tonight’s auditions feature a troupe of contemporary performers dancing in blindfolds, Irish dancing with a twist, and a latin and ballroom real-life couple who leave Oti speechless.
This week's auditions feature acts showing off all styles of dance, from ballet to Afrobeats, street to ballroom and contemporary to tap as they give the performances of their lives in the hope of opening the mirror. Expect dramatic auditions, outstanding talent and jaw dropping surprises.
It's the final week of auditions, followed by the callbacks where the Dance Captains each pick two more contestants to complete the teams they will take through to next week's live show.
It's the start of the spectacular live shows, where the final 12 acts dance to stay in the competition. Plus the amazing Diversity perform with the Dance Captains and Alesha.
The remaining ten acts take to the stage for in the second live show. For tonight’s theme we open the Props Box, containing objects ranging from ladders and canes to a chessboard.
The spectacular live shows continue, with the eight remaining acts dancing for your votes.
The remaining seven acts take on the theme of dance fusion, all hoping to make it through to next week's semi-final.
It’s the semi-final, with the six remaining acts all hoping to make it to next week’s final, and for the first time the Dance Captains decide the challenges for their acts.
It's the final, with the last four acts going head to head to become the Greatest Dancer, including performing very special duets with their Dance Captains.
Two all-star teams take to the stage to battle it out for the title of Sport Relief's Greatest Dancer but can they impress the resident Dance Captains?
