Blind musician Matthew defies expectations at 13; eight year old Lev dreams of ruling the ballroom dance floor.
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Lev must say goodbye to his father while Mabou's mother meets with an admissions counselor. Charlie awaits the results of his Juilliard exams and Sophia auditions with one of the industry's leading choreographers.
Lev gets a surprise lesson from Dancing With The Stars pro, Cheryl Burke; Charlie practices for his final exam performance at Juilliard; Duncan reunites with his sister in Vermont; Mae Ya writes an emotional song.
Clark sees a throat specialist to check on the health of his vocal chords; the cost of Mabou's education puts her parents at odds; Matthew is surprised by a visit from his sister.
Mae Ya races to make last minute changes to a song after her mother criticizes her performance; Duncan worries about impressing his father; Sophia hopes to finally convince her mom that home schooling is the right choice.
Mae Ya puts practice aside to enjoy a rare night with friends. Matthew's parents encourage his independence. Lev is excited to perform but wishes his dad could be there.
Matthew sets off with his dad, for his first big show since opening for Stevie Wonder. Sophia searches for the confidence she needs to wow the judges. Charlie nervously steps on stage for his recital at Juilliard.
Mae Ya prepares for a major performance. Lev is lucky to have a best friend in his dance partner. Duncan's weekend home in Vermont brings up painful questions about family time.
Sophia contemplates home schooling, in order to spend more time training. Clark sacrifices his free time to pursue opera. Duncan escapes to an art school in New York.
Cellist Charlie thrives at Juilliard but his parents worry about scheduling enough time for him to be a kid; Duncan has a difficult time leaving his dad in Vermont to pursue a ballet career; Polyglot Mabou confronts her perfectionist mother.
Blind musician Matthew defies expectations at 13; eight year old Lev dreams of ruling the ballroom dance floor.
Blind musician Matthew defies expectations at 13; eight-year-old Lev dreams of ruling the ballroom dance floor.
Cellist Charlie thrives at Juilliard, but his parents worry about scheduling enough time for him to be a kid; Duncan has a difficult time leaving his dad in Vermont to pursue a ballet career; Polyglot Mabou confronts her perfectionist mother.
Sophia contemplates homeschooling, in order to spend more time training. Clark sacrifices his free time to pursue opera. Duncan escapes to an art school in New York.
Mae Ya puts practice aside to enjoy a rare night with friends. Matthew's parents encourage his independence. Lev is excited to perform but wishes his dad could be there.
Mae Ya prepares for a major performance. Lev is lucky to have a best friend in his dance partner. Duncan's weekend home in Vermont brings up painful questions about family time.
Mae Ya races to make last minute changes to a song after her mother criticizes her performance; Duncan worries about impressing his father; Sophia hopes to finally convince her mom that homeschooling is the right choice.
Matthew sets off with his dad, for his first big show since opening for Stevie Wonder. Sophia searches for the confidence she needs to wow the judges. Charlie nervously steps on stage for his recital at Juilliard.
Lev gets a surprise lesson from Dancing With The Stars pro, Cheryl Burke; Charlie practices for his final exam performance at Juilliard; Duncan reunites with his sister in Vermont; Mae Ya writes an emotional song.
Clark sees a throat specialist to check on the health of his vocal cords; the cost of Mabou's education puts her parents at odds; Matthew is surprised by a visit from his sister.
Lev must say goodbye to his father while Mabou's mother meets with an admissions counselor. Charlie awaits the results of his Juilliard exams and Sophia auditions with one of the industry's leading choreographers.
