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BBC Eurovision PaulBBC Eurovision Paul|12:32 UK time, Monday, 4 October 2010

Some amazing Strictly news that's just been announced by the BBC! Here's the press release:

As this year’s Strictly celebrities are locked away in training studios preparing for their second live dance, the BBC today opened up the Strictly floor and invited the whole of the nation to dance by hosting five new Strictly themed events at BBC big screens around the country.
Throughout October, the BBC will be taking Strictly on the road to Leeds (9th Oct), Edinburgh (16th Oct), Norwich (16th Oct), Plymouth (23rd Oct) and Swansea (23rd Oct) where fans and families can dress up and take to the floor like their favourite Strictly stars, take part in special dance rehearsals and watch show dances performed by local dance companies.
Katie Taylor, Head of Entertainment and Events said:
“This is our eighth series of Strictly Come Dancing and we know there are lots of Strictly fans around the UK that love the show as much as we do. Each year, there are huge demands for tickets to the live show, so these events are a great way to give audiences up and down the country a real opportunity to have first-hand experience of the glitz and glamour of Strictly”
As part of this year’s series, the BBC is also offering the chance for up to 500 lucky fans to take part in an exclusive Strictly event to learn and perform a new group dance within the iconic “doughnut” at BBC’s Television Centre in November. Choreographed by Strictly alumna Karen Hardy, the mass group performance, also featuring some favourite Strictly faces, will then be filmed and feature on BBC One as one of the channel’s famous idents over the next 12 months as the famous building celebrates its 50th anniversary
Fans of the show will be able to find out more information including how to apply for tickets by visiting the BBC Tickets and Events website.
Just how exciting does THAT sound, eh? 
We'll shortly be unveiling the brand new dance routine that Karen Hardy has put together for the public to learn - you'll be able to watch the video right here on the BBC Strictly website and on our BBC Strictly Facebook page, where there'll also be a fun interactive 'Dance Card' game. Aren't we good to you?

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