Backstab

Prix de Fonteyn auditions begin, while Sammy re-takes his dancing exams and Kat dances for Miss Raine to get back into first year. Tara continues practicing despite her injury, and goes to see the non-academy doctor again as her friends become concerned. She eventually decides to tell Miss Raine with her dad present, who tells her she has no choice but to expel her because of her lying about not being injured and the academy's rules about other doctors. Tara also finds out that Kat and Christian kissed, and claims Kat back-stabbed her. Saskia asks Abigail to audition with The Red Shoes, but Abigail sees that Saskia wants to use her to get back at Tara. Waiting backstage, Abigail kisses Ethan and then performs the solo he has choreographed for her. Kat is also accepted back into first year.
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