''Dance Boss'' is an Australian reality television dance competition on the

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presented by

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. The performers are judged by stage and film performer

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, singer and dancer

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and actress and performer Sharni Vinson. The dancers perform to music provided by the resident DJ for the show, Sketch from Australian duo

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Format

Teams of workers from the same workplace or profession compete to win a cash prize of $100,000. In each show, costumed teams dance-off in staged dance battles which are judged and scored on three factors. The dance crews are whittled down to one winning troupe who is crowned "Dance Boss Australia".

Ratings and Critical response

References

External links

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Dance Boss on 7plus
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