ABBY: Today I'm taking
Forever Cemetery.
Ooh!
I'm going to give them the tools to win.
I want the girls to actually learn
to be grave diggers so they know what they would have to dig.
It's a lot.
It's a lot of work.
So in the dance routine, the shovel is our prop,
and so we're going to pass the shovel
throughout the choreography.
All right, so tell me to symbolization here.
One tradition is to put the shovel back in the earth
because at one time you could spread diseases.
So death, they believed, was contagious.
So girls, that means you should
leave the prop out on the stage at the end, all right?
So we have six feet underneath.
We know what you are the second you step out on stage--
masculine, strong.
It's dark.
This is a dark job, but somebody has to do it.
Five, six, seven, and slow.
Nia and Camryn, hold the shovel for a second.
Brynn, you're going to run, and you're
going to try to grab it and, like,
do a pas de chat like Jenna said.
Six, seven, and.
That looks hard.
That does look hard.
For the holders--
Yeah.
--not the swinger.
Oh God, don't drop it.
Did Abby establish who was going to be lead in this piece?
No.
Well, there probably will be a standout,
you know, someone to do something,
but I don't know if she's--
So far Brynn is the one swinging.
Is Brynn the lead?
My greatest frustration is that there are other kids here
who could be leaders.
Why Abby can't look at other people like Nia or Kendall
is beyond me.
Woo, it's warm here in Arizona.
It is.
All right, so six feet underneath,
that's how deep you go.
Brynn, I want to give you special choreography.
She's the grave robber, and you all
caught her and you killed her.
And now you're dumping her into one of the graves
so that nobody else knows it.
I mean, who better to bury someone
alive than the gravediggers?
Surprise, surprise, Abby gave Brynn the special part.
So what that means is all of our kids
are going to be backup dancers to Brynn.
Par for the course.
I guess our leader is being buried.
So I--
Buried alive!
Even in death she is still the leader--
- Is that a dig-- - --of the dance.
They're killing-- - I don't know--
It's like a [inaudible] to me.
--if you're in a grave six feet under
if you're still the leader.
Well, after, but during the dance, you're getting buried.
You're the lead.
We're working, sweaty, out there working my butt off.
Abby, is there a lead in this group?
It's not a lead.
It's an ensemble piece.
So we have Camryn and Nia dancing opposite each other.
We have Kendall and Kalani being bookends,
and that leaves Brynn as the odd man out.
So does that mean that by default
she's always going to be the odd man out
and have a featured role?
Well, when another skinny little blonde
pops in here, she won't be the odd man out, will she?
You know what?
I'm going to buy Camryn a blonde wig,
and then maybe she'll be the skinny blonde girl
that Abby goes to every time.
All right, let's go.
Please help me welcome "Six Feet Underneath."
[music playing]
(SINGING) [inaudible] Fate take whatever you want.
[inaudible] Time is [inaudible].
Fate, take whatever you want.
[applause]
All right, our top-five group of the day,
and first place goes to entry number 62,
"Six Feet Underneath."
[applause]
"Six Feet Underneath" did it.
We won the competition.
See?
The ALDC ain't dead yet.