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In what proved to be an incredible competition, all four champions brought their best to the dance floor. It was International Latin Champions Andrei Gavriline and Elena Kryuchkova who took the title of "America's Best." Tradition and elegance... seduction and sizzle... Ballroom is back! From the producer who first brought the magic of competitive ballroom dancing to television, America's Ballroom Challenge returns to PBS. Hosted by stage and screen actress Jasmine Guy (A Different World, Showtime's Dead Like Me) and undefeated 7-time Latin Dance Champion, Ron Montez, America's Ballroom Challenge is now in its second season as a five-hour series. With an hour dedicated to each of the four major dance styles, and a grand finale, where champions compete against each other, America's Ballroom Challenge combines the excitement of a sporting event with the drama of a reality series. Shot at the world's largest ballroom dancing competition in Columbus, Ohio, and broadcast in stunning High Definition, America's Ballroom Challenge once again takes viewers onto the dance floor and behind the scenes as 25 world-class couples compete for the ultimate dance title, "America's Best." Take a look beyond the dance floor, and meet some of the players who make this amazing event come to life year after year. In addition to the competition, America's Ballroom Challenge brings you an array of exhibitions performed by dancers of all ages. "We're thrilled to be able to bring comprehensive coverage to this massive event," says series creator and producer Aida Moreno. "I love being able to showcase so many couples dancing at such a high level." |
When to WatchAmerica's Ballroom Challenge third season premieres on: |
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Funded By: The World Federation of Ballroom Dancers |
Produced By: Moreno/Lyons Productions, LLC and WGBH |
America's Ballroom Challenge is a production of Moreno/Lyons Productions, LLC, and is presented on PBS by WGBH Boston Updated February 28, 2008. PBS Privacy Policy | Terms of Use |