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Hands down, Keiynan Lonsdale was the best part of last year’s high school dance comedy Work It, turning in a “deliciously catty” performance as the film’s chief antagonist, as I described it at the time. Although I would have probably fallen for his “overconfident bully” character regardless, I was particularly taken by the Australian performer’s skillful dancing prowess, especially during a scene where he spontaneously breaks into some rather impressive voguing. Lonsdale is a natural actor, but when he’s offered the opportunity to combine his talents ...