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The Palace gives viewers an exclusive look inside the lives of world champion dancers from New Zealand’s very own, Royal Family. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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One lucky dancer gets the opportunity of a lifetime to dance for a huge pop star and we visit Palace brothers Mikey and Joe, who have an emotional reunion with their family.
The Royal Family mega-crew perform an electrifying set take on their toughest competition yet and the finals reveal some surprising results.
The crews arrive in San Diego for the World Hip Hop Dance Champs, and Parris overhauls the entire set just a week out from the start of the competition.
Parris returns from working overseas to see what the crews have prepared for the upcoming World Champs, but she decides the Royal Family dance set needs serious work.
One lucky dancer gets the opportunity of a lifetime to dance for a huge pop star and we visit Palace brothers Mikey and Joe, who have an emotional reunion with their family.
Parris and the crews tackle the National Hip Hop Dance Championships, but just one day out a sub has to step up to learn the routine in 12 hours.
The Palace selects their crews for the upcoming National Hip Hop Dance Championships and Parris calls in from the US with her choice of just a privileged few dancers.
The world’s most famous Hip Hop Dance studio led by the acclaimed Parris Goebel holds open auditions for hopeful dancers to gain a highly contested spot in The Palace.
We follow a selection of young Māori from the famous South Auckland dance studio, The Palace.
We follow a selection of young Māori from the famous South Auckland dance studio, The Palace.
We follow a selection of young Māori from the infamous South Auckland dance studio, The Palace.
