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World of Dance live tour coming to Victoria stage

High-energy tour kicks off Oct. 4 at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre
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Past performers from World of Dance and newcomers will dazzle audiences in Victoria on Oct. 4 and on subsequent stops on its Canadian tour. Tickets for the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre show go on sale this Friday. Photo courtesy worldofdance.com/wodlivetour

An NBC smash hit series comes to Victoria this fall during the Canadian leg of the third annual The World of Dance Live Tour.

This multi-city tour features the best dancers from multiple genres and incorporates both local and national talent, bringing the excitement and creativity straight from the TV show to local towns. The tour kicks off in Victoria on Friday Oct. 4 at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.

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The World of Dance Live Tour is a live interpretation of the TV dance competition series World of Dance.

“We are proud to have The World of Dance Live Tour returning to Canada after our sold-out 2018 tour. Join us for a high energy spectacular show designed to get the audience engaged and on their feet,” said founder Dave Gonzalez in a news release.

The World of Dance Live Tour offers breathtaking dance skills which represent the spirit of originality, expression, and dedication. The tour consists of engaging and interactive 90-minute dance showcases which include the hottest stars from the show as well as online dance icons. The first act announced for the performance are World of Dance Season 3 champions The Kings, with more to be announced.

The Canadian tour also includes stops in Vancouver, Kelowna, Edmonton, Calgary, Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg and Ottawa.

Tickets for the Victoria show go on sale Friday, May 10 at 10 a.m., online at selectyourtickets.com, by phone at 250-220-7777 or at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre box office.



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