A competition show with 100 amazing dancers from around the world showcasing stellar choreography? And each episode has increasingly massive performances? Where the dancers are the judges? To quoth the bard Lizzo, it’s about damn time. In Dance 100, hosted by fitness instructor Ally Love, eight aspiring choreographers compete to win $100,000. Their challenge: Create mind-blowing routines using a group of elite dancers known as the Dance 100.
Dance 100 is hosted by Peloton instructor Ally Love. The founder and CEO of the clothing and events brand Love Squad, Ally serves as the in-arena host for the Brooklyn Nets and hosts the podcast Courtside Conversation.
You can follow Ally on Instagram.
A Boston native, Keenan is a dancer, dance instructor and choreographer based in NYC. He’s worked with the likes of Cardi B, J.Lo, Kelly Rowland, Kendrick Lamar, Nicki Minaj, Lizzo, Halsey, Dua Lipa and BTS. Keenan says his dancing style is a mix of “raw, full-out energy.”
“Keenan is made for the stage. His personality is just as dynamic as his choreography,” Ally tells Tudum.
You can follow Keenan on Instagram and YouTube.
Rudy is a dancer, choreographer and instructor from Miami who teaches at Naughty Girl Fitness. Admittedly shy offstage, Rudy brings his Miami energy to the floor.
“Rudy’s superpower is high energy,” Ally says. “He constructs and connects choreography by hitting the step — hard.”
You can follow Rudy on Instagram and YouTube.
Brandi is a dancer, choreographer and dance teacher from Hawaii who’s taught at Millennium Dance Complex. She began dancing at age 3 and has performed with Cirque du Soleil and Julianne and Derek Hough.
“Brandi creates a thoughtful experience through her keen dance IQ and vast portfolio,” Ally says.
You can follow Brandi on Instagram and YouTube.
Rex Kline is a dance instructor based in Los Angeles who’s danced with Playground LA and Millennium Dance Complex, but has never had any choreography gigs — until now. Rex loves to subvert expectations in life and with his dancing, and wants to show people that they don’t need to conform to fit in.
Of his skill set, Ally says, “Rex’s use of the music and attention to detail stands out.”
You can follow Rex on Instagram and YouTube.
Montreal-based dancer and choreographer Janick runs a commercial dance training program. She’s performed on So You Think You Can Dance Canada and America’s Best Dance Crew. Janick wants to use her choreo to disrupt the gender standards she’s faced in her career.
“Janick’s strength lies in her smooth transitions and technical skill,” Ally says.
You can follow Janick on Instagram and YouTube.
Celine is the co-captain of the Brooklyn Nets dance team, the Brooklynettes. She’s also a faculty member at the dance studio Steps on Broadway. Celine has performed with Lil’ Kim, Maluma, Blackpink, Meghan Trainor and DJ Khaled. She says she’s waited her whole life for an opportunity like this and isn’t sweating the competition.
“When Celine is on stage, you can’t take your eyes off of her,” Ally says.
You can follow Celine on Instagram and YouTube.
Akira is a dance instructor, choreographer, actor, model, host and founder of Pretty Big Movement. A dancer since she was 8, Akira has been featured in two of Beyoncé’s music videos. The Bronx-based entrepreneur wants to change the narrative about body standards in the industry.
“Akira is a natural born storyteller,” Ally says. “She has the ability to bring the audience along in the narrative.”
You can follow Akira on Instagram and YouTube.
Born in Texas and raised in Idaho, Max moved to LA to pursue his dreams. He’s danced alongside Ariana Grande, Justin Timberlake and Rosalía and has performed at the Superbowl, the Grammys and the Billboard Music Awards. Max tries to bring positivity to everything he does in life and wants to showcase that in his movements.
“Max has a chill vibe and a welcoming personality that shows up in his choreography,” Ally says.
