So You Think You Can Dance (Greek TV series)

So You Think You Can Dance is the Greek version of the American dance competition television series of the same name. The show, often shortened to SYTYCD Greece, features dancers from a variety of styles competing for a grand prize and the title of "Greece's Favorite Dancer".

The format follows the established So You Think You Can Dance formula. Auditions are held across Greece, with thousands of hopefuls vying for a spot in the initial selection process. The judges narrow down the pool to a select group who then proceed to a week of intense choreography and challenges known as "Vegas Week" (although the actual location varies in the Greek series). This stage tests the dancers' versatility, stamina, and ability to quickly learn and perform different dance styles.

Following Vegas Week, the top dancers are selected to participate in the live shows. Each week, they are paired with different partners and perform choreographed routines in various genres, including but not limited to hip-hop, contemporary, ballroom, jazz, and lyrical. The performances are judged by a panel of dance experts, who provide critiques and scores.

Viewers also play a crucial role in the outcome, voting for their favorite dancers. The dancers with the lowest combined scores from the judges and viewer votes are eliminated each week until a final winner is crowned.

The show has featured a variety of judges and hosts throughout its run. It has been broadcast on major Greek television networks. Similar to other international versions, SYTYCD Greece has contributed to raising the profile of dance in the country and has launched the careers of many talented dancers. The seasons have varied in production quality and popularity but generally maintain the core tenets of the franchise.