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Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Use British English Шаблон:Infobox award BBC Young Dancer is a televised national dance competition, broadcast on BBC Four and BBC Two since 2015. The competition, inspired by the success of the biennal BBC Young Musician of the Year, is designed for British amateur dancers of ballet, contemporary, hip hop and South Asian dance, all of whom must be aged between 16 and 20.

History

BBC Young Dancer was launched in October 2014 by Director-General of the BBC, Tony Hall and was part of BBC Four's Year of Song and Dance. Cuban ballet dancer Carlos Acosta was the competition's ambassador. On 14 January 2015, ballet dancer and Strictly Come Dancing judge Darcey Bussell was announced as co-presenter and dance expert for the Grand Final of the inaugural competition, which was aired live from Sadler's Wells Theatre on BBC Two in May. Zoe Ball and Clemency Burton-Hill were her co-hosts. There were different judges for each style. The category finals for each style were filmed at the Riverfront Arts Centre in Newport and later broadcast weekly on BBC Four. Contemporary dancer Connor Scott won the inaugural competition on 9 May 2015. The grand final was judged by a panel of dance experts: Matthew Bourne, Mavin Khoo, Wayne McGregor, Tamara Rojo, Kenrick Sandy and Alistair Spalding.

The next competition was held in 2017, contemporary dancer Nafisah Baba was announced as the winner of the overall title on 22 April. The category finals were moved to The Lowry in Salford, however the grand final remained at Sadler's Wells Theatre. The televised grand final was hosted by Bussell, Anita Rani and Ore Oduba; it was judged by Kevin O'Hare, Jasmin Vardimon, Marc Brew, Kate Prince, Kenneth Tharp, and Nahid Siddiqui.

The 2019 title, held on 18 May at Birmingham Hippodrome, was won by street dancer Max Revell. The judges this year were McGregor, Shobana Jeyasingh, Emma Gladstone, Christopher Hampson, Junior Bosila Banya and Chitra Sundaram.

The competition returned in 2022 with a new format open to all dance styles; the category finals in Salford were replaced by in-person auditions held in front of a professional panel of judges in Shoreditch, London, with those successful in this round making it through to the final ten who attended a week-long dance residency at Dartington Hall in Devon. Across the four-episode series, the finalists were put through their paces by leading choreographers to prepare new works for the grand final in London's Roundhouse where the winner was crowned. The grand final was judged by Prince, Arthur Pita, Subathra Subramaniam and Ryoichi Hirano.

Hosts

The following have hosted stages of the competition: Шаблон:Div col

• Darcey Bussell (2015–2017, finals only)
• Zoe Ball (2015 final)
• Clemency Burton-Hill (2015 final)
• Anita Rani (2017–2019)
• Ore Oduba (2017 final, 2019)
• Clara Amfo (2022)

Winners

Year	Name	Category	Place of study or training	Winning age	Finals venue
2015	Connor Scott	Contemporary	Dance City Centre, Gateshead College	17	Sadler's Wells Theatre, London
2017	Nafisah Baba	Contemporary	Chrysalis, London	20
2019	Max Revell	Street Dance	Northern School of Contemporary Dance	20	Birmingham Hippodrome
2022	Adhya Shastry	Bharatanatyam	National Youth Dance Company	17	Roundhouse, London

Past finalists

Key

†	Person won the competition of that year
Bold	Performer won the category final and a place to the grand final
Italics	Performer was given a "wildcard" through to the grand final
‡	Performer was awarded one of two jury awards

2015

Name	Category
Anaya Bolar	South Asian
Archie Sullivan	Ballet
Connor Scott †	Contemporary
Diana Patience	Contemporary
Hamish Scott	Ballet
Harry Barnes	Hip Hop
Jacob O’Connell	Contemporary
Jaina Modasia	South Asian
Jenny Hackwell	Ballet
Jodelle Douglas	Hip Hop
Jonadette Carpio	Hip Hop
Kai Tomioka	Contemporary
Kasichana Okene-Jameson	Contemporary
Kieran Lai	Hip Hop
Lakshmi Ranjan	South Asian
Paris Fitzpatrick	Ballet
Sayaka Ishibashi	Ballet
Sharifa Tonkmor	Hip Hop
Sivani Balachandran	South Asian
Vidya Patel	South Asian

2017

Name	Category
Harry Barnes	Street Dance
Tom Hughes Lloyd
Jodelle Douglas
Kate Morris
Darren Hamilton
Ryan Felix	Ballet
Jade Wallace
Rhys Antoni Yeomans
Uyu Hiromoto
Oscar Ward
Akshay Prakash	South Asian Dance
Jaina Modasia
Anaya Bolar
Shyam Dattani
Anjelli Wignakumar
Nora Monsecour	Contemporary Dance
Jacob Lang
John-William Watson
Nafisah Baba †
Joshua Attwood

2019

Name	Category
Aishani Ghosh	South Asian Dance
Hahika Gautam
Sundaresan Ramesh
Tulani Kayani-Skeef
Shree Savani
Max Cookward	Contemporary Dance
Adanna Lawrence
Hannah Connor
Matthew Rawcliffe
Hana Kato
Chloe Keneally	Ballet
Hollie Smith
Louis Fukuhara
Danila Marzilli
Keiko Tsuchiya
Thomas Carsley	Street Dance
Louie Juster
Christian Griffin
Kate Morris
Max Revell †

2022

Name	Dance style
Adhya Shastry †	Bharatanatyam
Anna Daly	Contemporary
Elisabeth Mulenga ‡	Contemporary
Hannah Joseph	Contemporary
Kai Scanlan	Tap
Lauren Scott	Street
Maiya Leeke	Contemporary
Matthew Eudu	Street
Olivia Chang-Clarke	Ballet
Robert Dunkley-Gyimah ‡	Contemporary

External links

• Шаблон:BBC programme