Lincoln teen McKaylee True is one of four dancers still in contention to win the second "Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition" on Lifetime.
She will appear in the penultimate episode at 8 p.m. Tuesday on Time Warner Cable channels 54, 211 and 1211.
The two-hour finale is scheduled for 8 p.m. Nov. 19.
True, 13, drew rave reviews last week from the judges for her "Queen of the Nile" dance during Tuesday's "Divas in the House" episode. The dance can be seen on YouTube.
The next episode will carry the theme "Alice in Wonderland," with dances inspired by the children's story.
McKaylee and her mother, Shari, are among the 11 mother-and-daughter teams competing in the second installment of the Lifetime reality series, a spinoff of Lifetime's popular "Dance Moms" series starring Abby Lee Miller. Shari True is director and owner of True Dance & Co. and artistic director of the Lincoln Midwest Ballet Company.
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The winner will receive $100,000 and a scholarship to the Young Dancers Program at the Joffrey Ballet School in New York.
Reach Jeff Korbelik at 402-473-7213 or jkorbelik@journalstar.com or follow him @LJSjeffkorbelik.
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