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So You Think You Can Dance auditions coming to Boston

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Can you move like this? Auditions for “So You Think You Can Dance” come to Boston for Season 10.
Credit: Adam Rose/FOX

So you think you can dance, Boston?

You can prove it this week by showing off your moves when the popular FOX competition show comes to Boston for auditions.

The search for “America’s favorite dancers” will take place at the Boston Opera House Thursday. Registration begins at 8 a.m. and hopefuls should be between the ages of 18 and 30 on registration day, according to the eligibility requirements.

Auditions started last month in Texas. Another audition was held earlier this month in Michigan and, following Boston, auditions will be held in Memphis and Los Angeles.

The show is looking for dancers for its 10th season.

“In Season Ten, producers will travel across the country in search of dancers who represent the best America has to offer,” the show said in an online post announcing the auditions. “Those who shine during auditions will be given a ticket to Las Vegas for call-backs, where they work with top choreographers to learn and then be judged on multiple styles of dance.”

Follow Michael Naughton on Twitter @metrobosmike.


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