Auditions for Radio City Rockettes has begun. FOX 5 NY's Tashanea Whitlow gave it a try.
The Radio City Rockettes are holding auditions for the 2023 Christmas Spectacular. Hundreds of dancers worldwide traveled to Radio City Music Hall in New York City, armed with a dream and hoping for an opportunity. Commonly referred to as "athletes dripped in diamonds", Rockettes perform "up to four shows during the Christmas Spectacular, [and] at least 12 shows, but it's somewhere up to 17 shows a week," assistant choreographer and dance captain, Danelle Morgan, said.
Before those eye-high kicks get off the ground, dancers receive a number and have their height taken to ensure they meet the height requirement of 5'5 to 5'10 and a half. After that, dancers warm up and learn a routine in 30 minutes before showcasing their moves to the judges.
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