A second dancing star will be
getting the boot tonight in Dancing With The Stars SA on M-Net (DStv
101) and M-Net is urging voters to register by 16:30 this afternoon at
mnet.tv/dwtssa if they want to vote and try to prevent their favourite from
leaving the glitter ball reality show.
This past Sunday
Sunday M-Net viewers were glued to the first Dancing With The Stars SA Live
Results Show at 20:00 to find out which celebrity and his or her professional
dancing partner would be the first to hang up their dancing shoes.
Then came the shock:
The adorable comedian Ebenhaezer Dibakwane and the kykNET soap Suidooster’s
Eden Classens were the ones who found themselves heading into a dance-off to
persuade the judging panel to save them for the next round.
With Ebenhaezer Dibawane and
his dancing queen, ballroom expert Nombulelo Hlathi taking the final bow, the
eleven remaining celebs will show-off their newly-acquired moves this evening
in the next live Dancing With the Stars SA Extravaganza between 17:00 and
19:00.
Each dancing pair had
to master a new dancing style and will have to wow both the show’s panel of
four judges as well as the voting public. The judges and voting public have a
50/50 say in determining the ranking of the competitors which determines which
two couples have to dance again during the Live Results Show after Carte
Blanche at 20:00.
“Remember, if you
don’t vote, your favourite may just end up in the dance-off,” says Lani
Lombard, M-Net channels’ head of publicity. “It’s possible that there are
thousands of viewers out there who were left disappointed last week just
because they weren’t registered to vote in time."
Register to cast 100
votes
As the voting for Dancing
With The Stars SA and the Live Results Show are playing out live on Sunday
nights, it’s a prerequisite to be registered as a voter by 16:30 on a Sunday
evening.
To register, and to vote during the show, simply go to mnet.tv/dwtssa and follow the easy steps.
To register, and to vote during the show, simply go to mnet.tv/dwtssa and follow the easy steps.
“It’s a once-off
registration and you have 100 votes on the website and on mobile. In other
words, 200 in total,” says Lani Lombard.
“You can also vote for more than one pair, if you can’t make up your mind. And be sure to tune in from the start of the show to avoid missing out on a potentially breath-taking performance!"
“You can also vote for more than one pair, if you can’t make up your mind. And be sure to tune in from the start of the show to avoid missing out on a potentially breath-taking performance!"
But with which
ballroom style will the celebrities and their professional dancing partners try
to step into our hearts?
Who’ll be dancing
what
It’s a Cha Cha
Cha challenge for soccer star Delron Buckley and 1Magic (DStv 103) actress
and TV presenter Thembisa Mdoda, while Eden Classens is hoping to Tango
his way back to the top.
Then, athletics coach
Odessa Swarts and former Miss SA and radio presenter Liesl Laurie have to up
the energy to impress the judges with a Quick Step of note.
But will they be able to keep up with
singer-songwriter Connell Cruise who made it to the top of the judges’ leader board
last week? The style Connell Cruise sets out to perfect this week is the
Viennese waltz.
The former rugby
player Thando Manana, who has become known as the show’s gentle giant, is also
ready to charm the audience with African Smooth and netball goal shooter
Vanes-Mari du Toit is planning to sway the public to vote with
fabulous Foxtrot.
Also, expect drama
deluxe with two stars performing the Paso Doble. Juanita de Villiers and Zola
Nombona are the fiery ladies ready to perform this dance that emulates the
movements of a Spanish bullfight. And, after his surprisingly skillful
renditions of the slow waltz and tango, all eyes are bound to be on acting
legend Frank Opperman. This week he has to jive!
Dancing with the
Stars SA
is produced for M-Net by Rapid Blue and the show’s social media hashtag is
#DWTSSA.