Synopsis: Burn the Floor, the electrifying Latin and Ballroom dance spectacular that has thrilled audiences in over 30 countries, will be the first show of the new Broadway season!
Broadway Reviews
NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW:
"The good news about “Burn the Floor,” a ballroom dancing extravaganza that opened Sunday at the Longacre Theater, is that it is every bit as flashy and tacky as you would expect."
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REVIEW:
"There's nothing like a little help from a popular television talent contest to put some oomph into a Broadway show's potential box office appeal."
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NEW YORK POST REVIEW:
"If you've never watched "Dancing With the Stars" and don't know what "SYTYCD" stands for, you have no business being at "Burn the Floor." (It's "So You Think You Can Dance," by the way, and the acronym frequently pops up in the program's bios.)"
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VARIETY REVIEW:
"Let's call it "So You Think You Can Step It Up and Dance Your Ass Off With the Stars of America's Best Dance Crew." While ballroom blitz "Burn the Floor" has been touring internationally for 10 years, its arrival on Broadway clearly aims to cash in on the resurgent popularity of dance on television reality shows. But if you're going to invade the turf of Bob Fosse, Jerome Robbins and Michael Bennett, you need to bring something beyond adrenaline and aggressive sizzle. Something like grace, style or wit. While there's only about 15 ounces of collective body fat onstage, there's also about 15 ounces of imagination."
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NEW YORK DAILY NEWS REVIEW:
"With its zero percent body fat and four-alarm sizzle, "Burn the Floor" is the stage equivalent of a fast, frisky beach read. With legs. Twenty pulsating pairs."
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