Shouji Kimura

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Shouji Kimura

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Street dancer and choreographer Shouji Kimura comes to the Apollo by way of Japan. As part of his solo Amateur Night act, Shouji plans to break-out his “Robot Dance” while juggling a crystal ball. What’s even more interesting about Shounji’s performance at the Apollo is that he is also a member of Third Element II, which is a group that has placed high in the Amateur Night ranks. What happens if Shouji ends up competing against his own dance group?

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CURRENT STANDING
• Won SECOND PLACE at the October 19 Amateur Night: Top Dog.
• Won FIRST PLACE at the March 30 Amateur Night: SHOW OFF!
• Won FIRST PLACE at the March 2 Amateur Night.

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