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FOX Renews 'So You Think You Can Dance', Will Feature Child Competitors
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The network has renewed the award-winning dance competition for Season 13, will feature a younger crop of dancers ranging in age from 8 to 13.

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FOX has renewed "So You Think You Can Dance" for Season 13. The new season will feature a younger crop of dancers ranging in age from 8 to 13, the network announced on Monday, January 1. The contestants will be selected from auditions in Los Angeles, Chicago and New York and the Top 10 will be paired with all-stars from the series' decade-long run.

Co-creator, EP and judge Nigel Lythgoe said in a statement, "Through the Dizzy Feet Foundation, I've had the great privilege of working with incredible young talent who will eventually shape the future of dance in this country. By evolving the 'So You Think You Can Dance' format this season, we can showcase the very best junior dancers out there and open up the world of dance to a whole new generation."

Fox Broadcasting Company entertainment president David Madden added, "We are so happy to bring back the award-winning 'So You Think You Can Dance' for a 13th season this summer with a brand-new format. The series has captivated its loyal fan base for over a decade, inspiring young dancers across the country and transforming the face of dance in every medium - and we're so excited to feature a young and talented new group of performers on the series."

Cat Deeley will return as host. Nigel, Paula Abdul and Jason Derulo, meanwhile, will be back as the judges.

The new season of "So You Think You Can Dance" premieres Monday, May 30, with U.S. auditions kicking off at the end of February.

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