What time is BBC Strictly Come Dancing on TV – what channel and how to watch? Plus the Strictly Come Dancing Songs & Dances revealed.
Here’s everything you need to know about what time and where to tune in to enjoy your Strictly fix.
Week 10 of Strictly Come Dancing returns to Elstree Studios after visiting Blackpool last weekend. Tune in to BBC One on Saturday 23rd November 2024 at 19:05.
The competition is heating up as the remaining couples join Tess and Claudia live from in the studio, dancing for their place in Musicals week in week 11.
Tune in to BBC One at 19:05 on Saturday 23rd November and enjoy the glitz and glamour.
With only seven couples remaining each and every couple will have the glitterball in their sights. The judges expectations are high at this stage of the competition. Who will you vote for?
Viewers will also be able to catch up on all the aired episodes on BBC iPlayer.
What time is the Strictly Results Show on TV?
The Strictly Sunday results show for week 10 is on BBC One Sunday 24th November 2024 at 19:20.
Who will make it through to Musicals week? Who will go head to head in the dance off? Tune in and join Tess and Claudia to find out!
Tune in at 19:20 on BBC One Sunday 24th November 2024 to find out who will be dancing in Musicals week and who will have their final dance.
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Strictly Come Dancing Songs & Dances revealed
What song & dance styles will each of the couples be performing this weekend, find out the full list of this weeks Strictly song & dance choices here
donaheys.co.uk/general/strictly-come-dancing-songs-and-dances-revealed/
Who won Strictly Come Dancing 2023?
Ellie Leach and Vito Coppola
What time is BBC TWO It Takes Two on TV?
It Takes Two airs weekdays on BBC TWO at 18:30 with hosts Janette Manrara & Fleur East.
How can I be in the audience for Strictly Come Dancing?
Strictly Come Dancing live studio audience – how you can be in it.
Visit our detailed page here to find out how you can be in the studio audience;
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When is the 2024 Strictly Come Dancing Final?
The 2024 Strictly Come Dancing Final will be live on Saturday 14th December 2024.
A special 20th Strictly Come Dancing anniversary programme will be aired on Saturday 21st December 2024.
Who are this year’s Strictly Contestants?
The 22nd series of Strictly Come Dancing is due to launch in September 2024. Spending Saturday evening watching the professional dancers and their celebrity partners show us what they have got on the dance floor has become a staple part of our week.
What song & dance styles will the couples be performing on Strictly Come Dancing 2024
Strictly Come Dancing songs and dances revealed
As we all love to watch and critique the dances, choose our favourites and guess the scores, wouldn’t you love to know a little more about the style of dances and what they entail?
Here’s a brief overview of some of the different dancing styles you will see on the show. As you will see all dances are not created equal, some are much harder to master than others.
Argentine Tango: Originating in Buenos Aires, Argentina this sensual dance is filled with power and passion.
Cha-Cha-Cha: Synchronicity is the key to the Cha-Cha. This lively, flirtatious dance sees the partners working together in perfect alignment.
Foxtrot: The Foxtrot is an excellent dance for beginners. It is one of the most fun and simple dances to learn. The Foxtrot consists of long, smooth, flowing movements. This type of dance works particularly well with big-band or swing music. Former Strictly pro Aljaz is a big fan of the fabulous Foxtrot.
Jive: Originating in the United States the Jive is a fun, energetic swing dance, with lots of kicks and flicks. Giovanni is known to love the Jive!
Paso Doble: Surprisingly, due to its Spanish nature the Paso Doble originates from Southern France. This dramatic dance is modelled on the actions and movements of a Spanish bullfight. This is Johannes Radebe’s favourite dance. Johannes and John Waite are etched in our memory from last year, it was clear to see that he loves the Pasodoble.
Rumba: The romantic Rumba has a 4/4 beat and when performed well is a seductive and sensual dance. Head Judge Shirely Ballas is the Queen of Rumba and if you have the pleasure of watching her dance you will see why. This is also a favourite of Amy Dowden’s.
Viennese Waltz: Considered one of the hardest ballroom dances to learn. It is quicker than the regular Waltz and is characterised with the elegant rotation.
Waltz or Slow Waltz: A smooth progressive dance consisting of long flowing movements and continuous turns. In a well-executed Waltz the dancers appear to effortlessly glide across the dancefloor. As the King of Ballroom, NTA Judge of the year, Anton Du Beke is a huge fan of the Waltz.
Quickstep: This is a quick version of the Foxtrot. It is notoriously difficult to learn, however, it is one of the most exciting to watch. It consists of extremely quick stepping, and syncopated feet rhythms and runs.
Find out the full list of this weeks Strictly song & dance choices here
donaheys.co.uk/general/strictly-come-dancing-songs-and-dances-revealed/
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Find out who has won BBC Strictly Come Dancing with our full list of past Strictly winners from 2004 here – Strictly Winners
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