Victor and Hanna Show

and123 said:
whoa. I hardly recognized Hanna!
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No kidding. She really does look completely different from when she was dancing with Paul K. I'm not at all familiar with exhibition/showdance competitions. Are the women expected to be very slim? Hanna looks more like a rhythmic gymnast or a contortionist now.
 
SDsalsaguy said:
Its from the UK version of DWTS; not sure which season though.
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It's from this season's as Emma Bunton's listed as still being on the show when googling.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=victor+hanna+showdance+strictly+come+dancing

Strictly Come Dancing. 6.00pm. BBC1.
We're a bit miffed that Roobs got the axe last week, she mastered the cut away dress very well. After several months of gruelling preparations, Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly oversee proceedings as the remaining contestants (Emma Bunton and two other people I can't for the life of me recognise) battle it out for a place in next week's final, with a passionate Argentine Tango among the routines on the agenda. As always, it will be down to the audience and the hard-hitting panel of judges to decide who will stay and who will be sent waltzing home. Results can be seen at 9.25pm - where Cliff Richard sings and guest professionals Hanna Karttunen and Victor De Silva wow the crowd with a show dance
 
It was shown last Saturday . . . the best thing to be shown throughout this entire season, just brilliant. Made my week, that's for sure!
 
Can't say I liked it. I'm not a big fan of aerials and this was mostly him throwing her around. The thing I love about latin is the connection dancers have with each other and the floor. Not much of that here. Certainly athletic though!
 
Hmm. . . I guess there's not too many exhibition fans here- I think Victor and Hanna's shows are something you have to see in person- believe me, they're definitely inspiring live.
 
Also seems to me that if you want Latin (especially based on her previous competitive dancing, especially with Paul), you'd probably be dissapointed... but if you expect this to be exhibition/theatre arts, as it is, then you can really appreciate this for what it is.
 
It's just that I'm not a fan of lifts in general. When you take out the lifts in that show piece, what are you left with?
 
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