By Tim Dams
Simon Cowell’s ‘The Greatest Dancer’ To Be Adapted in China
09.04.2020 - 14:29 / variety.com
By Patrick Frater
Asia Bureau Chief
Simon Cowell’s Syco Entertainment, Fremantle and Chinese conglomerate Shanghai Media Group have teamed up to produce “The Magnificent Dancer,” a talent show for China.
Adapted from Syco’s “The Greatest Dancer” format, the new show will be launched on SMG’s Dragon TV later this spring.
The primetime series will involve auditions, challenges and live performances. Dance routines are expected to range in style from ballet, jazz, to hip hop.
Fremantle and Syco
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