Podcast appearances and mentions of Craig Revel Horwood

Pippa Evans is an award-winning musical performer, improviser, author, writer and dramaturg who specialises in improvisation and musical theatre. Pippa is a regular on BBC Radio 4 with credits including: The Now Show, Just a Minute and The Unbelievable Truth and she has toured theatres nationwide as a member of the official I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue cast. Pippa wrote NOW! That's What I Call Musical, which will begin its nationwide tour in September 2024, directed by Craig Revel Horwood. She was the dramaturg on the Savoy Theatre's production of 9 to 5: The Musical, which toured the UK following its London residency and was commissioned to write an original song for the closing of Netflix's Jack Whitehall: Christmas With My Father, which Jack performed. Pippa is a founder member of Olivier Award winning Showstopper! The Improvised Musical and has performed with them across the UK, in the West End and internationally. She has also performed her original comedy songs on ITV's Tonight at the Palladium and has performed multiple critically acclaimed solo musical comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and across the world, including the Montreal Just For Laughs Festival and Melbourne International Comedy Festival. A published author, Pippa's debut book, Improv Your Life: An Improviser's Guide to Embracing Whatever Life Throws At You .Pippa Evans is our guest in episode 473 of My Time Capsule and chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things she'd like to put in a time capsule; four she'd like to preserve and one she'd like to bury and never have to think about again .For tickets for Showstopper: The Improvised Musical, visit - https://showstopperthemusical.com .For tickets for The London 50-hour Improvathon, visit - https://www.pleasance.co.uk/event/london-50-hour-improvathon-2025-because-we-can-can-can .For tickets for NOW! That's What I Call Musical, visit - https://thenowmusical.com .Follow Pippa Evans on Instagram: @iampippaevans .Follow My Time Capsule on Instagram: @mytimecapsulepodcast & Twitter/X & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter/X: @fentonstevens & Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by matthewboxall.com .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people . Get bonus episodes and ad-free listening by becoming a team member with Acast+! Your support will help us to keep making My Time Capsule. Join our team now! https://plus.acast.com/s/mytimecapsule. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In 2025, the iconic NOW series moves into the world of musical theatre with a brand new show ‘NOW, That's What I Call A Musical' delivering a storyline that ties friendship and incredible 80s pop music together perfectly. A dynamic cast, a sure fire story from Pippa Evans filled with a rollercoaster of emotions and laughter is coupled by choreography from Craig Revel Horwood for a guaranteed hit night out!And if that wasn't enough the touring show includes guest appearances from an array of pop icons - Sinitta, Carol Decker, Toyah Wilcox and Sonia!And for this special episode of Back to Now, Sonia exclusively joins us to chat about the show and how this pop nostalgia spectacular is exactly what we need right now. As well as providing details (no spoilers!) about the show, Sonia takes us back to the year it's set - 1989 - and shares her own memories of becoming one of the decades most successful female chart stars. We go behind the scenes of PWL, how Sonia really convinced Pete Waterman to sign her up to the Hit Factory, who she to borrow clothes from for her debut video and what it meant to move from being a pop fan into the pages of Smash Hits in a very short period indeed!We also can't spend some time with Sonia and not talk Eurovision - so we do, and it's a blast of Europop memories.And, exclusively - find out which NOW album played constantly in Sonia's (and her boyfriends) car! Grab your popcorn, take your seat and tune into big 1989 pop memories and much more with this special episode of Back to NOW! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Kate Hamilton Health Podcast, I sit down with Danella Mercati, founder of Chi Chi Fit - a revolutionary approach to fitness that combines the magic of musical theatre with movement.Danella's passion for creating fun, empowering, and inclusive workouts shines through as we discuss her incredible journey. From her roots in acting school to working as a massage therapist for celebrities like Sir Paul McCartney, and eventually founding Chi Chi Fit, Danella's story is a testament to resilience, creativity, and following your dreams.We chat about the joy of rediscovering hobbies as adults, the role fitness can play in navigating menopause, and the power of building a supportive community. Danella also shares how Chi Chi Fit is transforming lives for both kids and adults, helping them build confidence and embrace the joy of dance and music.Whether you're looking for a fun way to get moving, a new hobby, or even considering teaching Chi Chi Fit classes, this episode will leave you feeling inspired and ready to take on new possibilities!Episode Highlights:[00:00] - Welcome to the Kate Hamilton Health Podcast[00:17] - Meet Danella Mercati, founder of Chi Chi Fit[00:42] - What is musical theatre fitness?[02:03] - Danella's inspiring journey: from acting school to Chi Chi Fit[06:46] - The importance of hobbies for joy and empowerment[10:14] - How Chi Chi Fit brings fun and fitness to all ages[16:00] - Building confidence and fostering a sense of community[32:26] - A serendipitous encounter with Paul McCartney[39:14] - Collaborating with Craig Revel Horwood[45:47] - How fitness supports menopause and personal empowerment[48:55] - The healing connection between music, movement, and happiness[50:59] - A powerful message about pursuing dreams and embracing new possibilitiesLinks & Resources: Connect with Chi Chi Fit on Instagram hereIf you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with friends who might benefit. For more health and fitness tips, follow me on Instagram and TikTok @katehamiltonhealth.Music b LiQWYD Free download: hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb [http://hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb] Promoted by FreeMusicPromo [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbycji-eySnM3WD8mbxPUSQ] / @freemusicpromo

One of our rays of sunshine in the dark days of Lockdown was Toyah and Robert's Sunday Lunch, fizzing clips of the two of them in their Dorset kitchen, him playing off-brand rock and roll, her singing in extravagant finery, occasionally on an exercise bike. Their version of Metallica's Enter Sandman got 8.6m views alone. One time they were dressed as bees, another re-staging Swan Lake wearing tutus. This has now flowered into an all-the-trimmings Christmas show with a full rock band touring in December. They look back here at how it started and where it's ended up, which includes … … the teenage Fripp doing the twist at the Cellar Club, Poole. … Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood's reaction when Robert booed him on set. … when the “elite newspapers” declared their kitchen shows were “genius”. … where their two different audiences meet. … plans for an upcoming Fripp memoir and his 1981 King Crimson diary.  … things you find in old boxes in the attic. … how the grumpier end of King Crimson's supporters regard the “other Robert Fripp”. … what Tony Iommi and Robert Plant thought of their lockdown clips. … and what you can expect from their Christmas Party show – which involves Bowie, Blondie, Neil Young, Slade, Metallica and an inflatable penguin. Toyah and Robert's Christmas Party tickets here:https://toyahwillcox.com/gigs/ Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of our rays of sunshine in the dark days of Lockdown was Toyah and Robert's Sunday Lunch, fizzing clips of the two of them in their Dorset kitchen, him playing off-brand rock and roll, her singing in extravagant finery, occasionally on an exercise bike. Their version of Metallica's Enter Sandman got 8.6m views alone. One time they were dressed as bees, another re-staging Swan Lake wearing tutus. This has now flowered into an all-the-trimmings Christmas show with a full rock band touring in December. They look back here at how it started and where it's ended up, which includes … … the teenage Fripp doing the twist at the Cellar Club, Poole. … Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood's reaction when Robert booed him on set. … when the “elite newspapers” declared their kitchen shows were “genius”. … where their two different audiences meet. … plans for an upcoming Fripp memoir and his 1981 King Crimson diary.  … things you find in old boxes in the attic. … how the grumpier end of King Crimson's supporters regard the “other Robert Fripp”. … what Tony Iommi and Robert Plant thought of their lockdown clips. … and what you can expect from their Christmas Party show – which involves Bowie, Blondie, Neil Young, Slade, Metallica and an inflatable penguin. Toyah and Robert's Christmas Party tickets here:https://toyahwillcox.com/gigs/ Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of our rays of sunshine in the dark days of Lockdown was Toyah and Robert's Sunday Lunch, fizzing clips of the two of them in their Dorset kitchen, him playing off-brand rock and roll, her singing in extravagant finery, occasionally on an exercise bike. Their version of Metallica's Enter Sandman got 8.6m views alone. One time they were dressed as bees, another re-staging Swan Lake wearing tutus. This has now flowered into an all-the-trimmings Christmas show with a full rock band touring in December. They look back here at how it started and where it's ended up, which includes … … the teenage Fripp doing the twist at the Cellar Club, Poole. … Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood's reaction when Robert booed him on set. … when the “elite newspapers” declared their kitchen shows were “genius”. … where their two different audiences meet. … plans for an upcoming Fripp memoir and his 1981 King Crimson diary.  … things you find in old boxes in the attic. … how the grumpier end of King Crimson's supporters regard the “other Robert Fripp”. … what Tony Iommi and Robert Plant thought of their lockdown clips. … and what you can expect from their Christmas Party show – which involves Bowie, Blondie, Neil Young, Slade, Metallica and an inflatable penguin. Toyah and Robert's Christmas Party tickets here:https://toyahwillcox.com/gigs/ Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nikita Johal is playing Younger Gemma in the premiere of Now That's What I Call A Musical.The show is currently embarking on a tour across the UK and Ireland. Written by Pippa Evans and directed and choreographed by Craig Revel Horwood, Now That's What I Call A Musical features hits by Blondie, Tears For Fears, Spandau Ballet, Eurythmics and more.Most recently Nikita played Mandy and understudied Malika & Gold in Frankie Goes To Bollywood (UK Tour / Southbank Centre)Her theatre credits also include: The World Goes Round (Yvonne Arnaud Theatre), Princess Caraboo in Princess Caraboo (Finborough Theatre), Yonah in Children Of Eden (Union Theatre), Wendla inSpring Awakening (Hope Mill Theatre), Laputa in The Snow Queen (The Everyman, Liverpool), Selma Karamy in Broken Wings, (Theatre Royal Haymarket, The Other Palace & Beittidine Festival, Lebanon), Princess Aurora in Sleeping Beauty (Watford Palace Theatre), Princess Jasmine in Aladdin (Newbury Corn Exchange), Lily/Ladybird in What The Ladybird Heard (The Palace, West End & UK Tour), Understudy Neera/Bollywood Ensemble in Migrations (Welsh National Opera UK Tour), Asma/Kelly in The Wife Of Willesden (The Kiln & Boston/New York), Princess Katherine/Gower/Costable in Henry V & The Franklyn in The Canterbury Tales (Guildford Shakespeare Company), Maud in The Invincibles (Queens Theatre Hornchurch & The New Wolsey) and Fairy Sugarsnap in Jack & The Beanstalk (Evolution Pantomimes). Now That's What I Call A Musical is touring until April 2025. Visit www.thenowmusical.com for info and tickets. Hosted by Andrew Tomlins  @AndrewTomlins32  Thanks for listening! Email: andrew@westendframe.co.uk Visit westendframe.co.uk for more info about our podcasts.  

RNIB Connect Radio's Toby Davey is joined again by Vidar Hjardeng MBE, Inclusion and Diversity Consultant for ITV News across England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands for the next in his regular Connect Radio theatre reviews. This week Vidar is reviewing ‘The Wizard of Oz' as the tour of the London Palladium production visited the Wolverhampton Grand Theatre with description by Professional Audio Describer Theo Hornsby-Walsh. About The Wizard of Oz: Starring Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood as The Wicked Witch of the West and JLS sensation Aston Merrygold as The Tin Man, this is a truly magical spectacular production for all the family. Featuring the iconic original score from the Oscar-winning MGM film including Over The Rainbow, Follow The Yellow Brick Road and We're Off To See The Wizard with additional songs from Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice. Join Dorothy, Toto, and friends on an unforgettable adventure down the yellow brick road to the merry old land of Oz. For more about access at the Wolverhampton Grand Theatre along with details about audio described performances do visit - https://www.grandtheatre.co.uk/access/ (Image shows RNIB logo. 'RNIB' written in black capital letters over a white background and underlined with a bold pink line, with the words 'See differently' underneath)

Craig Revel Horwood, director, choreographer and longest serving judge on Strictly Come Dancing.

Craig Revel Horwood: director, choreographer, actor and 'Strictly Come Dancing' judge joined Kieran for The Thursday Interview…

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With Strictly back on our screens this Saturday, we thought it was a perfect time to look back at some of the BBC ballroom beauties who have graced the WWQT dancefloor over the past four and a half years. First up, it's judge, jury and executioner, Craig Revel Horwood!Craig opens up about his remarkable life gallivanting across stages all over the world, how open he is to tough love coming back around, and ways he's sought to improve his mental and physical health in an often brutal industry.You can listen to the second part of our chat with Craig here!***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jen chats to dancer, Strictly Come Dancing judge and actor Craig Revel Horwood about playing Miss Hannigan in 'Annie' which is coming to Bord Gais Energy Theatre from 22nd Aug to 3rd Sep!

This week, a new UK Tour of the musical ANNIE is visiting the New Victoria Theatre in Woking and Mickey-Jo was thrilled to be invited to review! The show stars Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood as the villainous Miss Hannigan and features such popular songs as 'Tomorrow', 'It's a Hard Knock Life', 'NYC', and 'You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile'. Check out the new review for Mickey-Jo's thoughts on this latest tour... • About Mickey-Jo: As one of the leading voices in theatre criticism on a social platform, Mickey-Jo is pioneering a new medium for a dwindling field. His YouTube channel: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠MickeyJoTheatre⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ is the largest worldwide in terms of dedicated theatre criticism, where he also share features, news and interviews as well as lifestyle content for over 60,000 subscribers. Since establishing himself as a theatre critic he has been able to work internationally. With a viewership that is largely split between the US and the UK he has been fortunate enough to be able to work with PR, Marketing, and Social Media representatives for shows both in New York, London, Hamburg, and Paris. He has also twice received accreditation from the world renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival. His reviews and features have also been published by WhatsOnStage, for whom he was a panelist to help curate nominees for their 2023 and 2024 Awards as well as BroadwayWorldUK and LondonTheatre.co.uk. He has been invited to speak to private tour groups, at the BEAM 2023 new musical theatre conference at Oxford Playhouse, and on a panel of critics at an event for young people considering a career in the arts courtesy of Go Live Theatre Projects. Instagram/TikTok/X: @MickeyJoTheatre

Recorded for release W/C 17th April 2023 First we have our competition for a copy of the Grand Theatre's spotlight magazine signed by Craig Revel-Horwood who is on the show talking about his Role in Annie at the Grand in October. Also on the show Nate Barr chats about Don't Stop Belivin' which is at the Lichfield Garrick on the 29th of April, we talk to Stuny cyclist Kriss Kyle about his antics with the help of Red Bull, Brendon Tuner launches the 2023 Lord Bilston Challenge and we hear a Lullaby from Birmingham Born Sillkey.

Craig tells Brendan about bringing Strictly and Annie to Dublin's Bord Gais Energy Theatre

On this episode of the How To Be 60 podcast, Kaye and Karen are joined by Craig Revel Horwood. Prepare for a surprisingly candid conversation about dance, life, and everything in between!Join in the conversation by dropping us an email at podcast@htb60.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

 In this fab-u-lous festive episode we chat with Strictly Come Dancing legend Craig Revel Horwood darlings, Bristol's favourite panto comic Andy Ford Comedian, the beautiful and Bristol-born Lauren Hampton and the utterly delightful Daniel Norford.

Please welcome to the DISH dining-room floor… Aljaž Škorjanec and Janette Manrara! For eight years, this Strictly Come Dancing husband and wife team waltzed across our TV screens, with the adoring eyes of the nation upon them. Having both taken the decision to step away from Saturday nights, Janette now co-hosts Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two with Rylan, and Aljaž has been working on their brand-new stage show. You can catch the couple on their tour, A Christmas to Remember, where they will be dancing to songs from the golden age of Hollywood as well as Disney classics. Tickets are on sale now. Angela prepares a one-pot paprika chicken & orzo bake, with peppers, onion, garlic and black olives - all the flavours of a Cuban dish to honour Janette's heritage. And to satisfy Janette's obsession with bananas, Angela serves a maple and cinnamon banana dessert with walnuts. In this episode we learn what Aljaž and Janette are like in the kitchen, hear how the couple ended up living at Craig Revel Horwood's house and the real reason behind Aljaža's decision to leave Strictly. Just so you know, our podcast might contain the occasional mild swear word or adult theme. All recipes from this podcast can be found at waitrose.com/dishrecipes A transcript for this episode can be found at waitrose.com/dish We can't all have a Michelin star chef in the kitchen, but you can ask Angela for help. Send your questions (and especially any Christmas dilemmas) to dish@waitrose.co.uk and she'll try to answer in a future episode. Dish is a Somethin:Else Creative Studio production for Waitrose & Partners.

This week on the show we welcome friends from the world of music, film and television.The fabulous Craig Revel Horwood shares all about 'Strictly Ballroom: The Musical' which is touring across the UK from September.The unlikeliest trio of Matthew Goode, Hugh Bonneville and Jack Savoretti join us ahead of their charity lunch with our incredible Auction For Ukraine charity bidders.Talk TV's very own Piers Morgan tells us what he has planned for his ‘Uncensored' show.And musical maestro Ian Broudie chats about The Lightning Seeds' latest single 'Sunshine'.Plus Steph McGovern, Marian Keyes, Kula Shaker, Sarah Malcolm and Simon Gunning.You can catch Chris and the team live weekdays 6:30am-10am on Virgin Radio UK.Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear the highlights every week. Craig Revel Horwood - 00:45Matthew Goode, Hugh Bonneville & Jack Savoretti - 07:20Piers Morgan - 15:32Ian Broudie - 22:24Steph McGovern - 29:51Marian Keyes - 36:32Kula Shaker - 43:13Sarah Malcolm - 50:01Simon Gunning - 56:39 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Along the Road to Gundagai by Slim Dusty and Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen

Patrick Kielty joins Nikki Bedi and Richard Coles. The award winning stand-up and broadcaster talks about growing up in Northern Ireland, his path to comedy and making his screen acting debut. Bestselling novelist Amy Bloom turns to memoir as she recounts the journey she and her husband took to the Dignitas clinic in Switzerland after his diagnosis of Alzheimer's. Pioneering priest Reverend Doctor Ellen Clark-King will talk about learning to sing, after decades of being ashamed of her voice. Craig Revel Horwood shares his Inheritance Tracks. Les Child teaches elegance and poise to models and shared his choreography skills with musicians including the Pet Shop Boys and the Rolling Stones. But before this he was busy creating Britain's first vogue house and working as a principal dancer with the pioneering Michael Clark Company. Producer: Claire Bartleet Editor: Richard Hooper Patrick Kielty's stand-up tour Borderline runs from April 21st starting in Ballymena, reaching Nottingham on the 11th May and then continues until 2nd July. In Love: A Memoir of Love and Loss by Amy Bloom is out now. Anyone Can Sing, featuring Reverend Doctor Ellen Clark-King, airs on Wednesdays at 8pm on Sky Arts. Craig Revel Horwood: The All Balls and Glitter Tour continues in Cardiff on the 3rd April and runs in venues around the UK until 27th May.

Choreographer, dancer and TV personality Craig Revel Horwood joins Andy Bush as he goes Through the Decades, journeying from Australia in the 1960s to campaigning for HIV activists in the 1980s. Join us as Craig reveals why he originally turned down a judging spot on Strictly Come Dancing and how passing his British citizen test became a big challenge. Music featured in this episode includes Destiny's Child, Culture Club and Kylie Minogue

Craig Revel Horwood talk about life , and its much more than Strictly!

This week on the show we welcome friends from the world of music, film, television, literature and even space travel.The wonderful Craig Revel Horwood shares all ahead of his debut solo tour 'All Balls and Glitter'.Guitar hero Johnny Marr chats his brand new double album 'Fever Dreams Pts 1-4'.Acting sensation Joe Cole discusses his latest ITV thriller 'The Ipcress File'.And actual astronaut Tim Peake tells us about his latest adventure, writing a children's book.Plus Vanessa Van Edwards, Franz Ferdinand and Merlin Sheldrake.You can catch Chris and the team live weekdays 6:30am-10am on Virgin Radio UK.Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear the highlights every week.Craig Revel Horwood - 00:43Johnny Marr - 08:03Joe Cole - 15:10Tim Peake - 21:18Vanessa Van Edwards - 28:11Franz Ferdinand - 35:29Merlin Sheldrake - 42:22 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Birthday to Craig Revel Horwood and Jamie Ray Bayard! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawn-davis-loring/support

To get you through the festive period, Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng have compiled some of their favourite interviews from Strictly's dancers and judges in 2021. You'll be hearing all the best bits from the likes of Janette Manrara, Aljaz Skorjanec, Craig Revel Horwood, Neil Jones, Karen Hauer and more.

Start your Christmas week right with another addition of the Graham Norton Radio Show with Waitrose, here is what to come in this week's podcast. Maria and Graham are reunited and solve all your problems in Graham's Guide. The wonderful Jessica Plummer who tells us about her new BBC and HBO thriller The Girl Before. Craig Revel Horwood joined us on the Eve of the Strictly Come Dancing Final to chat about his brand new Christmas single, It's Christmas (Merry Christmas) Actor David Harewood fills us in on the Abominable Snow Baby on Channel 4 And it's not Christmas unless we speak to TV legend, Bradley Walsh who joins us to chat about The Larkins Christmas Special. We have the final spin of the Waitrose Wheelie Merry Christmas Competition! Show chef Martha cooks up some Christmas specials! Make sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear all of the highlights each week!Graham is back on your radio for the Graham Norton Radio Show with Waitrose in 2022 on Virgin Radio UK in the meantime Tom Allen will keep Graham's chair warm and there will be a load of content on Virgin Radio over the Christmas and New Year period! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood and celebrated Kiwi entertainer Rietta Austin are in the race for the UK's hotly-contested Christmas #1 market with their new single, 'It's Christmas, Merry Christmas!'

Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood and celebrated Kiwi entertainer Rietta Austin are in the race for the UK's hotly-contested Christmas #1 market with their new single, 'It's Christmas, Merry Christmas!'

Chatting to Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng this week was Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel-Horwood, who talked about the incredibly high standard in this year's line-up and how dance can also be used as a tool to get better sleep. Also on the show we hear the low-down on Stephen's night of fun seeing Steps and how Storm Arwen has jeopardised I'm A Celeb filming.

Glitter and more with Craig  with added James Watt

Joining Kate this week is award-winning ballroom choreographer and West End star, Craig Revel Horwood. He chats to Kate about going from playing "Mr Nasty" as a judge on Strictly Come Dancing to receiving criticism in The Masked Dancer, MasterChef, Maestro, and hints at the possible return of his drag alter ego, Lavish. Tune in!Do remember to follow us on Instagram (@whitewineqt) & Twitter (@WhiteWineQT) to keep up to date with the latest guests, news and more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to The So SO Show! It's a weekly look at life in Southampton hosted by Zoe Hanson and Simon Clarke. This week we tell you about a city event which could help take your new idea to the next level and Craig Revel Horwood shares his love of Panto. Plus nobody has any fuel, good news for film fans and there are birthdays galore! Thanks for listening and don't forget to please subscribe and tell your friends. Zoe and Simon xx

On today's Season 5 Finale, I'm joined by one of the UK's leading broadcasters and most recognisable voices, Jeremy Vine. Jeremy began his journalism career as a BBC reporter for the Today show before becoming the BBC's political correspondent at Westminster, and the BBC's Africa correspondent based out of Johannesburg. He worked alongside Jeremy Paxman as a presenter on Newsnight and back in 2015 he donned his dancing shoes becoming a hugely popular contestant on Strictly Come Dancing - although his first dance with partner Karen Clifton was scored a ‘2' by judge Craig Revel-Horwood. These days, Jeremy's based back in the UK, and along with his eponymous daily topical programme on Ch5, his daily BBC radio 2 programme is the most listened to news show on UK radio. He's also an accomplished author and tells us about his latest novel, which is set in Spain. Given his day job involves chatting to anyone and everyone, it's no surprise that Jeremy had no shortage of conversation today and we have a great time dashing around the world today with his travel diaries, from the Channel Islands to an island off Canada, Siberia to Oman. This is a fun one, I really hope you enjoy it. So, Let's get started. Destination Recap: - Jersey, England - Alderney, England - The Blonde Hedgehog, Alderney, England - Johannesburg, South Africa - Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA - Siberia, Russia - Oman - Appledore, Devon, England - Glasgow, Scotland - Dali Museum, Figueres, Spain - Cadaques, Spain - Sitges, Spain - Fogo Island Inn, Newfoundland, Canada Jeremy's novel The Diver and The Lover is out now in paperback - a great read for a summer holiday. A huge thank you to today's sponsors, DK Eyewitness and The Thinking Traveller. September sees the launch of DK Eyewitness's new series Like A Local, travel guides to the world's biggest cities featuring the best local hangout spots, hidden haunts and independent businesses. Listeners to The Travel Diaries can now get 10% off the books over at wordery.com. Simply enter the code 'LIKEALOCAL' at the checkout to receive your discount. To book your dream villa holiday visit The Thinking Traveller. The Thinking Traveller's collection of luxury villas across Italy, The Greek Islands, Corsica and Mallorca are some of the best properties out there for a villa holiday and come in all sizes, whether you're travelling as a couple or for a big family reunion. And with that, it's a wrap for Season 5. Thank you so much to all my lovely guests for transporting us all around the world. And most importantly, thank you, my incredible listeners, for tuning in each week, for taking the podcast over one and a half million downloads, across 160 countries - what a dream come true. If you're enjoying the podcast, leaving a review or five star rating is the best way to show your support, on your podcast app of choice. All the destinations mentioned by my guests are always included in the episode show notes, on my website thetraveldiariespodcast.com and also on my Instagram page @hollyrubenstein where I publish and save weekly guest guides, which plot out all the locations that have been discussed. And it's not long until I'm back - we've got a couple of wonderful destination specials coming up, the first in a couple of weeks celebrating all things Caribbean, so keep an eye out for that. I'm off to Cornwall, again, and then to Provence in France. You can follow my travels on social media and as ever I'd love to hear from you. Season 6 will return in the autumn. Have a wonderful rest of your summer, and I'll be back soon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nikki Bedi and Richard Coles are joined by Craig Revel Horwood, He is the one to impress on the Strictly Judging panel, a critical eye honed by his long history in performance and choreography including West Side Story, Cats, Chess, Sister Act, Annie, Son of A Preacher man and all the Strictly Tours. Jessie Cave played Lavender Brown in the Harry Potter films, is a comedian, doodler, podcaster and now a novelist, she joins us. Will Buckingham has always opened his house to strangers. When his partner died of breast cancer in 2016 he found continuing to do so helped him with his grief. Saturday Live Listener Rita Oakes tells us about her mum, the long distance lorry driver. The Inheritance Tracks of writer Michael Rosen who chooses Tom Lerher's song Wernher von Braun and Young Hearts Run Free, Candi Staton. And your Thank You. Producer: Corinna Jones

Alex made his West End debut in the RSC/Opera North production of Showboat at The London Palladium in 1991. Shortly after this he joined the London production of Buddy at The Victoria Palace Theatre. In 1992 Alex joined the American touring company of Buddy and performed at The White House in the presence of President & Mrs George Bush.On his return Alex took over the role of Buddy Holly (his idol!) in the London production for two years. He went on to Only The Lonely at The Whitehall theatre, London and then played Kenickie in the 1st National tour of Grease, taking over the lead role of Danny Zuko when the show transferred to the Cambridge Theatre, London. After this, Alex played the role of Gaston in Disney's Beauty & The Beast at the Dominion Theatre, London.A change of pace saw Alex in stockings and suspenders as Dr. Frank'n'Furter in The Rocky Horror Show. He then played another one of his singing idols, Dean Martin in The Rat Pack – Live from Las Vegas on the national tour. After a stint in Chicago at The Adelphi, London playing Billy Flynn, and tours of The Magnificent Musicals with Ruthie Henshall, Alex returned to Disney's Beauty & The Beast, this time playing the role of The Beast, before playing Dean Martin again in The Rat Pack at the then Strand Theatre, London.Alex then joined the cast of We Will Rock You at The Dominion theatre which was to be his home for the next six years playing Khashoggi. During this time, Alex became a father to his beloved daughter Josie, after marrying his wife, Jo in Las Vegas! (as a life-long Elvis fan – where else?!)A career highlight followed when he played Fred/Petruchio in Trevor Nunn's production of Kiss Me, Kate at Chichester and then The Old Vic theatre, London for which he received an Olivier nomination for Best Actor in a Musical.Alex played Daryl Van Horne in Craig Revel Horwood's production of The Witches Of Eastwick at The Watermill Theatre, Newbury for which he received a TMA nomination for Best Actor and then went on to originate the role of Bob in Midsummer Songs at the New Wolsey theatre, Ipswich. He performed in his first ever pantomime in 2014 playing Captain Hook at the King's theatre, Glasgow with the much loved Greg McHugh.His Annie journey began in 2015 when he played his dream role of Daddy Warbucks on the national tour for a year. He then did his second pantomime as Blackheart in Robinson Crusoe at Cliff's Pavilion, Southend with Gok Wan and Brian Conley.In early 2017, Alex played Sam Carmichael in the national tour of Mamma Mia! just prior to the London and Toronto productions of Annie during 2017/18. Most recently he appeared as Lex Hogan in the new British musical, Eugenius at The Other Palace, London.Over the years, Alex has been privileged to perform in numerous concerts and broadcasts including – Friday Night is Music Night for BBC Radio 2, A Night of a Thousand Voices at The Royal Albert Hall, "All About Bond" at The Henley Festival with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, The Kiss Me, Kate BBC Prom with the John Wilson Orchestra at The Royal Albert Hall for BBC2 and he was honoured to perform live at The Olivier Awards the year of his nomination.Alex would like to thank all the amazing “Annies” he has worked with, for making this show so special.

Fabulous Flowers tv duet, Lucy & Paulie are all about Hypericum this week.  An amazing plant or shrub with pretty flowers and a fantastic autumnal show or warm red berries.   Hear how it grows pretty much everywhere and in many different guises, it is even a butterfly favourite.   Some may know Hypericum by is other name too St Johns Wort. Used for millennia in so many medical ways it has gained it name from a summer Saints Day and produces a nectar that has been heralded as an alternative to modern medicine which is still used even today.  Paulie loves to use Hypericum as it offers several different looks and can bring enormous texture and variety to his floristry and client work.  Floriography Fun Facts go all herby this week!  The Bay is an evergreen herb and has been a staple in cookery since the Ancient Greeks use it to flavour many dishes.  It carries two meanings for a recipient when sent as a message in a bouquet or as a gift, so you'll be right up to speed on Bay should you want to sent this particular message.   Hear how Paulie uses Bay in some of his incredible floral creations too - you'll be amazed.  There's so much fun in this episode, theres even a 'shoe-off' with Craig Revel Horwood that will make you laugh out loud.  This is yet again, another funpacked, florally uplifting podcast that will bring sheer flowery joy into your listening ears.  Enjoy!    To enjoy more flowery podcasts, instructional and fun flowery films and loads more…head over to the Fabulous Flowers tv website.   https://www.fabulousflowers.tv Your support is so much appreciated for our podcasts and also our tv channel on YouTube:  Fabulous Flowers tv Search Fabulous Flowers tv on YOUTUBE.  And if you hit the notification bell, then you will be alerted whenever we release a new flowery film for your viewing pleasure.   Thank you!

Sarah graduated from The Arts Educational Schools London with a BA(Hons) degree in Musical Theatre.   Theatre Credits: Mary Margaret 'Singin' in the Rain' (Pitlochry Festival Theatre), Cover Jenny/Ensemble 'The Calendar Girls Musical' (Original Cast, UK Tour), Nellie 'Annie Get Your Gun' (The Union Theatre), Siren 'Orpheus the Mythical' (The Other Palace), Rose 'The Romford Rose' (The Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch), Janet 'Sincerely Yours' (The Landor Theatre).   Other Credits include: Working (Workshop, directed by Luke Sheppard), Follies (The Royal Albert Hall, directed by Craig Revel Horwood), Soloist on BBC Radio 2's Friday Night is Music Night.   Sarah also has her own film production company 'DaybyDay Productions' where she writes, directs and produces short films. Her recent film ‘Mind=full' was shortlisted for a Mental Health and Wellness award by the AHRC.   Connect with Sarah on  Instagram: @sarahday128  II Twitter: @Sarahdayx   Follow DaybyDay Productions on  Instagram: @daybydayproductionsuk  II  Twitter: @daybydayprods  

Welcome to The Andy Jaye Podcast - previously titled 'Driven Celebrities' which is the podcasted version of 'Driven', the radio show on talkRADIO. The podcast features bonus content and extended conversations for your listening pleasure.First up on this weeks Driven Celebrities Podcast - Ben Hardy Talks to Andy Jaye about his new movie Pixie & previous hits like Bohemian Rhapsody and X-Men Apocalypse. Ben also shares how he'd happily perform fully nude at the theatre again saying “now I've done it, I would do it again...it was actually quite liberating and by the end I felt some sense of power standing centre stage and exposing myself to the whole auditorium”.Following Ben, Craig Revel Horwood joined Andy to talks about his new book and shares all sorts of fun including how he was the 'face' of KFC in an early job and the 'voice' of Macleans toothpaste! Craig also talks about the time he and his mother witnessed his waxwork being unveiled at Madam Tussauds which took an unexpected twist.Finally, David Gandy joined Andy in the mobile studio and revealed that he doesn't believe he's classically handsome! David and shares that his look wasn't wanted when he first came into the industry. David also shares what it's like being a model in his 40s and how staying in shape is a lot harder these days.See all of what we do at www.drivenchat.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It was a TV dream these week as joining Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng was Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood, TOWIE's Frankie Sims and comedian and star of new celebrity gameshow Darren Harriott. Craig discussed the challenges of Strictly returning during a pandemic and recalled fangirling over Beyonce. Frankie chatted about the struggles of having an onscreen relationship and cleared up whether her sister Chloe and Pete Wicks are friends anymore. Plus Darren explained how he doesn't miss performing to audiences and how Alan Davies is the smartest man he knows.

It was a TV dream these week as joining Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng was Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood, TOWIE’s Frankie Sims and comedian and star of new celebrity gameshow Darren Harriott. Craig discussed the challenges of Strictly returning during a pandemic and recalled fangirling over Beyonce. Frankie chatted about the struggles of having an onscreen relationship and cleared up whether her sister Chloe and Pete Wicks are friends anymore. Plus Darren explained how he doesn’t miss performing to audiences and how Alan Davies is the smartest man he knows.

Derby-born actor Andy Coxon trained at the prestigious Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. Once graduating Andy landed a role in Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber's Evita, marking his professional debut. In the same year he travelled Europe understudying and playing Brad and Riff Raff to packed audiences in the European tour of the classic cult hit The Rocky Horror Show.Later he went on to play one of the students in the Oscar winning movie musical version of Les Miserables alongside Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway, directed by Tom Hooper. He then joined the West End cast of Les Miserables as Montparnasse and understudied Marius marking his West End debut.Most recently, Andy played Tony in the sold out production of West Side Story at the Manchester Royal Exchange Theatre. The world's first version to be staged with brand new choreography and in the round.Previous to this, Andy originated the role of Edward in brand new British musical Pieces of String at The Mercury Theatre, Colchester. This was straight after playing the iconic role of Berger in the award winning, 50th Anniversary production of Hair at the Vaults Theatre, London. A brand new soundtrack starring Andy is available on all platforms.Hair began straight after Andy had played struggling soldier Mitch, in the highly acclaimed, heart wrenching Yank! at Charing Cross Theatre. Also, returned to the West End to understudy and play Barry Mann in the original West End cast of the Grammy, Tony and Olivier award winning musical, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical.Throughout his career Andy has performed in many prestigious venues including the Royal Albert Hall as part of Stephen Sondheim's 80th birthday celebrations. He has performed in special guest slots for West End leading ladies Julie Atherton and Emma Hatton as well as making his solo debut concert at Pizza Express Live, Holborn and The Pheasantry in London. He has performed alongside Broadway star Eden Espinosa in Christmas In New York at London's Palace Theatre and Manchester Opera House.Andy And has twice performed as a lead soloist in the The Knights of Music, a UK concert tour which brought national treasure Phillip Schofield back to the stage. Other credits include: Jamie in the Frankfurt premiere of Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years. American music mogul Tony Visconti in the U.K. Tour of 20th Century Boy: The Marc Bolan Musical. Pablo in the sell out summer season of Sister Act at Kilworth House Open Air Theatre. For the last few years Andy has been heavily involved in the workshops of new musicals Pieces of String directed by Strictly Come Dancing judge, Craig Revel Horwood, Fanny and Stella, and Defect by Lift composer, Craig Adams.Form more information see https://www.andycoxon.com

We're back for PART 2 of Craig Revel Horwood's brilliant chat with Kate Thornton. In this second instalment the Strictly Come Dancing judge talks all about the risks he's taken in his career, his relationship with mystery man Mr X and his biggest lessons in love. Get comfy and come have a listen! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Kate Thornton is joined by Saturday Night TV juggernaut and judge on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing; Craig Revel Horwood for a two part special. He's the nation's favourite tv mean guy who has been part of the hit dance programme since it's inception in 2004. This week Craig talks about how Strictly is adapting in the wake of COVID19, his lessons in tough love and his experience as a man going under the knife for better mental health. Remember to stick around next week for part 2! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Some of the topics we explore this week – needing to look to part to get the part and how important 'non controllables' are to whether you land a role in acting (e.g. height, hair colour, eye colour), juggling 8 shows a week in a West End production with motherhood, the stresses and strains of failure that build up resilience, the issue of youngsters not having exposure to that in today's social media reality and how self-assurance not cockiness is the way to success. In November 2009 Kirsty won the TMA Award for Best Supporting Performance in a musical for playing Young Viv in Spend Spend Spend at the Watermill Theatre, directed by Craig Revel Horwood; the production went on to tour nationally in 2010. Other work includes The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, The Three Musketeers, Arthur and George, HMS Pinafore, The Ghosts of Ruddigore and The Burglar's Opera for Opera Della Luna (Covent Garden Festival, National Tour), The Wizard of Oz, Peter Pan, King Cotton, Jerry Springer the Opera, Ken Hill's Phantom of the Opera, The Beggar's Opera, Sweeney Todd, Nunsense and Barnum and the 25th Anniversary Production of Side By Side By Sondheim. She has also performed as a lead vocalist in concerts and cabarets throughout the UK and abroad, most recently soloist with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and at the Leeds Castle Classical Prom.Kirsty also works as a session vocalist. She has recorded vocals for Warner Chappell, Disney, Sony and for numerous feature films including Mary Poppins Returns.  For more from me and to hear about upcoming guests go toInstagram: www.instagram.com/fiona_murdenTwitter: https://twitter.com/fionamurdenFacebook: https://facebook.com/fionamurden And for my latest book (out July 7th UK) Mirror Thinking How Role Models Make Us Human go to:https://bit.ly/MirrThinkhttps://amzn.to/2yKpf4j

In this week's episode, Guy Swarbrick talks to his fellow judges about how they cast their votes in the recent lockdown photo competition. With Guy are Club Chairman John Griffiths and AROC's answer to Craig Revel Horwood - author, photographer and regular contributor to Alfa Romeo Driver, Peter Collins. You can see all of the photos being discussed at https://alfaromeodriver.podbean.com/p/episode-7-photo-competition/

Craig has his glitter balls out and is out on tour. James Watt finds out about the show and his fab u lus careerSubscribe and tweet @jameswattuk @showtalkbiz

Please Note: By listening to this podcast, you are consenting to being shocked, riled up and, quite possibly, appalled. But, why stop now?Producer Charlotte is back on the streets finding out your weird crushes! Such as barristers and cartoon characters who always seem to wear the same clothes ... Also, Samira & Jorgie dive into storm naming - who gets that job anyway?Plus, how do you choose between weddings on the same weekend, Samira hits back at Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood and Dawn is wondering is it possible to be "too nice"?Get in touch with Loose Lips: looselips@createproductions.com or send us a WhatsApp voice note on 07395 346 101.----------A Create Podcast, in collaboration with InterTalent Rights Group See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Motorway driving in the dark, winter on the Leeds Liverpool canal and Lancaster's pop up planetarium. Plus, Steve Harley, Martin Kemp and Craig Revel Horwood.

2018 Strictly finalist Joe Sugg teams up with producer Kim Winston to bring the fans an Access All Areas backstage pass to the show. Kim has an encyclopaedic knowledge of Strictly, having worked on the show since 2009, and Joe knows first-hand what all the couples are going through, making them the perfect duo to give the listeners an exclusive insight of what really goes on backstage. In this episode Joe and Kim chat to the cast who are out on the road during the Strictly Live Tour. Joe finally gets that rumba lesson from Shirley, Kim catches up with champ Kelvin and we get an exclusive chat from the Tour Director, Craig Revel Horwood. The Strictly Come Dancing Official Podcast is made by TalentWorks at BBC Studios and produced by Kim Winston and Laura Gallop. Listen now on BBC Sounds.

PART B of a two-part episode -  Michael Park is a London based Entrepreneur, Producer of Film and Theatre and Performing Artist. In this episode he shares his story of taking risks, bold producing and faith in his work creating shows, raising funds and starting his creative business.    Michael's projects include Son of a Preacher Man directed by Craig Revel Horwood and New York Times bestselling book and Oscar-winning film Still Alice. He is an extremely hard-working accomplished and commercially-minded entrepreneur with hands-on experience in directing and managing all aspects of a business. Michael trained in Musical Theatre at Arts Educational Schools London.  - -We invite you to subscribe to our Podcast and share it with others! -To support this Podcast visit us on Patreon -To find out more about us visit: www.artistshouseinternational.com -Instagram: @artistshouseinternational -Twitter: @artistshouseint -Facebook: @artistshouseinternational

PART A of a two-part episode -  Michael Park is a London based Entrepreneur, Producer of Film and Theatre and Performing Artist. In this episode he shares his story of taking risks, bold producing and faith in his work creating shows, raising funds and starting his creative business.    Michael's projects include Son of a Preacher Man directed by Craig Revel Horwood and New York Times bestselling book and Oscar-winning film Still Alice. He is an extremely hard-working accomplished and commercially-minded entrepreneur with hands-on experience in directing and managing all aspects of a business. Michael trained in Musical Theatre at Arts Educational Schools London.  - -We invite you to subscribe to our Podcast and share it with others! -To find out more about us visit: www.artistshouseinternational.com -Instagram: @artistshouseinternational -Twitter: @artistshouseint -Facebook: @artistshouseinternational

What does Jake's dream about Craig Revel Horwood mean? What was the first snuff film? What was in the first hit parade? Jake Yapp & Natt Tapley find out in today's Date Fight!

OK, we've held off the Strictly references until now but there is a good reason as you will hear. Richard reviews Les Miserables, the concert version at the Gielgud and Assassins at Newbury's Watermill Theatre. Cliff tells us why he thinks that all lovers of Musical Theatre should see "Judy" in the Cinema and how it might fare in the upcoming awards season. We talk about Heathers the musical, bring casting news from The Boyfriend at the Menier Chocolate Factory, and talk about Craig Revel Horwood and his All Balls and Glitter Tour.There is the usual round up of News and Views and as the amateur season is now upon us we preview four shows that you can see in the next few weeks. Send details of your shows and we will give them a plug in future episodes. We are recording the next show on 26th October so items before then please to mail@stagedoorcast.co.uk

RadioTimes.com’s Kimberley Bond and Emma Powell discuss the Hollywood heroes (and villains) of Movie Week. We hear from Will Bayley about his Pokemon-themed Paso Doble, debate whether Craig Revel Horwood should be axed from the panel, and look back at some of the best silver-screen dances in Strictly history. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

RadioTimes.com’s Kimberley Bond and Emma Powell discuss the Hollywood heroes (and villains) of Movie Week. We hear from Will Bayley about his Pokemon-themed Paso Doble, debate whether Craig Revel Horwood should be axed from the panel, and look back at some of the best silver-screen dances in Strictly history.

2018 Strictly finalist Joe Sugg teams up with producer Kim Winston to bring the fans an Access All Areas backstage pass to the show. Kim has an encyclopaedic knowledge of Strictly, having worked on the show since 2009, and Joe knows first-hand what all the couples are going through, making them the perfect duo to give the listeners an exclusive insight of what really goes on backstage. In this episode they chat to Craig Revel Horwood who reveals that one item that gets him show ready, just where did Will disappear to before the show, Joe goes on work experience and we hear just how well does Aneka know Kevin? The Strictly Come Dancing Official Podcast is made by TalentWorks, BBC Studios and produced by Laura Gallop and Kim Winston. Listen now on BBC Sounds.

Although portrayed as TV’s Mr Nasty, Craig Revel Horwood is anything but. He is a wonderful raconteur, a generous spirit and a thoroughly charming bloke.That’s not to say that he doesn’t enjoy playing the role of Villain - as evidenced by examining his CV - countless pantomimes in the UK playing evil Dames, a lead role in the fourth instalment of the Nativity film series and his return to the West End in a celebrated production of the musical Annie - playing the gin- soaked, top-dog of the orphanage; Miss Hannigan.Horwood is a jack-of-all-trades - and a master of them all. A career beginning in Australian musical theatre in productions of West Side Story, La Cage Aux Folles and Sugar Babies has seen him extend his creative talents into the West End on Crazy For You and Miss Saigon as performer and resident director - eventually claiming the creative positions of Choreographer and Director on productions around the world, in his own right. Gigs at the Lido and the Moulin Rouge in Paris prove his versatility and the range of his talents.But the role that has brought him universal attention, and unwanted celebrity, is that of the acerbic-tongued judge on UK’s Strictly Come Dancing and the current season of Dancing With The Stars in Australia.His many Australian friends and family have relished the opportunity to spend time once again with Craig.Horwood is a dynamic and thoroughly engaging personality - his passion for his work is enormous and his consideration for any art form he tackles is reverential. What a delight it was to sit down with Craig Revel Horwood. Dare one say ... it was Fab-U-Lous!

Coventry Talking Newspaper for the Blind & Partially Sighted for 19th December 2018 - The Christmas Edition featuring messages from Santa, Michael Portillo and Craig Revel Horwood

Danny John-Jules tells us what he’s taken away from being on Strictly - he was wearing flip-flops throughout our chat as that’s all his feet could take at this point. Plus Kate Silverton and Ashley Roberts have a deep and meaningful about how vital the support is that they’re getting from the rest of the Strictly gang. It’s all about the hugs you see. Host Rachel Ward looks ahead to Blackpool and the Boyzone Children in Need special with this week’s panel of Jess McAree and Chrissy Amer, and instead of the kids’ verdict this week we get the opinion on the dancing from an expert grandma. There’s also a close look at how often Craig Revel Horwood brings out his ten paddle, which he’s yet to find so far this series. Email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk to join in next week and remember new episodes arrive every Monday teatime. Let us know what you think on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly for Michael Hogan’s live blog and the weekly Ballroom Bulletin.

Experience the ULTIMATE bromance with Charles Venn and Danny John-Jules.... it's chaos! Pasha Kovalev and Giovanni Pernice get a little competitive deciding who's the most attractive pro-dancer. Craig Revel Horwood reveals his tip to stay out of a dance-off! Mollie King and Ruth Langford return to the ballroom and confess what unusual turn of events they are hoping for so they can make a potential comeback. Please note: This podcast contains 4th November 2018's Eviction Results

Vick Hope was not ready to leave, as we found out by talking to her backstage at Strictly’s Elstree studios, plus she tells host Rachel Ward why spraying perfume on her socks was a thing for a while. Meanwhile Joe Sugg says he’s met his match in the prankster stakes with Neil Jones, Katya’s husband. Craig Revel Horwood tells Debbie McGee and the rest of the Talking Strictly panel how he actually wanted Debbie to win last year rather than Joe McFadden, and delves into his past to show a softer side to the judge we love to hate on TV. Also, Debbie McGee looks ahead to being in the Strictly studios for Halloween and explains why her 81 year-old mother thinks Seann and Katya didn’t deserve all the flack they got over that oh-so-public kiss. New episodes land here every Monday teatime, and you can email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk or give us a shout on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly

Craig Revel Horwood is with Debbie McGee and Rachel Ward this week, and does not disappoint. Nothing is off limits as he gives his unique take on the Seann and Katya saga, how he hopes the dance of shame drama is over but is still looking forward to seeing their inevitable rhumba on the show. Craig also tells us which celebrities he thinks need help to stay in the competition, why he was impressed with Katie Piper and why the judges will also get to shine when the new couples’ choice dance begins next weekend. And that’s just part one of Craig - who will return next week for more Strictly insight. As always we hear from a young Strictly fan, get some vital show statistics from Kim Rowell and the rest of our panel, the Telegraph’s Jess McAree and Chrissy Amer share their opinions on some of the technical aspects of the routines and who is underperforming. New episodes land here every Monday teatime, and you can email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk or give us a shout on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly

How did It Takes Two's Zoe Ball give Scott Mills his big break and why was his Mum furious with Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli!

Flossing, the circle game and 1990s-style thumb rings all get discussed by Debbie McGee and co on this week’s episode - who could have predicted that? But then we didn't expect Anton du Beke to be hiding in Susannah Constantine’s costume either. It was an eventful first live show, to say the least.  As well as hot takes on the weekend's action from Debbie and the panel, we also hear from a trio of young Strictly viewers, distraught at how harshly Craig Revel Horwood marked one of their favourites -- and we crunch the numbers to get some key Strictly stats. Want to know how many sequins are used per series, or which couples are statistically most likely to win in 2018? The answers await you inside. New episodes land here every Monday teatime, and you can email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk or give us a shout on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly

John talks to CRAIG REVEL HORWOOD, who talks about Strictly, his very successful stage career and his forthcoming pantomime season at the Mayflower, Southampton. #johnhannammeets #southampton #mayflower #craigrevelhorwood #panto #pantomime

The British Government has just allocated £289 million to the World Service for the next five years, in a bid to promote UK soft power. But where will this money go, and what does this mean for the BBC's independence? Roger Bolton talks to the Director of the BBC World Service Group Francesca Unsworth. With the arrival of Advent came a Radio 3 Carol Service, performed by the Choir of St John's College, Cambridge. Some listeners were impressed by the new compositions alongside traditional favourites, but others were put off by some of the more modern works. Should advent be a time for challenging new music or comforting classics? Roger asks the series producer of Radio 3's Choral Evensong, Philip Billson. Radio 2's Friday Night is Music Night has been broadcasting for over 60 years, offering listeners a weekly programme of popular music performed by the BBC Concert Orchestra and a myriad of stars. But can a programme from the 1950s pull in a wide age-range of listeners and can it justify the expense of a full orchestra? Roger Bolton goes behind the scenes, speaking to Strictly Come Dancing judge and guest presenter Craig Revel Horwood and the production team, to find out what goes into making the world's longest-running live orchestral music programme on radio. Last week Glenda Jackson returned to acting, after a 23 year absence, playing Dide in the first season of Blood, Sex and Money on Radio 4. The series is a 'mash-up' of 20 of Zola's novels. Many listeners lapped up the drama. Roger Bolton speaks to Commissioning Editor Jeremy Howe about whether you have to follow the text word-for-word to be faithful to the spirit of the author. Producer: Katherine Godfrey A WhistledownpProduction for BBC Radio 4.

Everyone's favourite judge, Craig Revel Horwood is on the line and he has some secret's for us about Strictly Come Dancing.

“The most spectacular and lavish panto in all of the country!”, panto favorite Julian Clary is just one of the big stars chatting to Heart FM’s Ed James in our latest Stagecast. Ed also catches up with Annie’s Craig Revel Horwood who is currently spending his days hating children and lusting after men (when he’s in character as Miss Hannigan of course). Plus Ed chats with Welsh National Opera’s Aled Hall aka the nasty Beadle Bamford from WNO’s new production of Sweeney Todd; and hear from Strictly dancer Flavia Cacace ahead Vincent & Flavia’s final tour The Last Tango.

Libby Purves meets Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood; brewer Jaega Wise; former hostage Robin Plummer and historian Nick Barratt. Jaega Wise is head brewer at Wild Card Brewery. She founded the company with two friends after leaving Loughborough University where she studied chemical engineering. She was inspired by her aunt who brewed different types of beer and wine. Wild Card Brewery now produces over 4,000 litres of beer a week. Wild Card Brewery, Walthamstow, London E17 9HQ. Dr Nick Barratt runs specialist record teams at The National Archives in Kew and has compiled family histories for a number of subjects featured on the BBC series Who Do You Think You Are? In his book, The Forgotten Spy, he turns his attention to his own family history. The book tells the story of his great uncle, Ernest Holloway Oldham, who worked for the Foreign Office during the 1920s and 1930s and sold secrets to the Soviet Union. The Forgotten Spy - The Untold Story Of Stalin's First British Mole by Nick Barratt is published by Blink Publishing. In May 1984 Robin Plummer was an engineer working in Tripoli when he was arrested and imprisoned for nine months. Britain had severed diplomatic relations with Libya in April 1984 after shots fired from the Libyan Embassy killed WPC Yvonne Fletcher. Libya responded by detaining Robin and three other British workers. In his book, A Brush With Madness, Robin writes about coping with captivity including long periods of solitary confinement. Craig Revel Horwood is an actor, theatre director and choreographer who is best known for his role as a judge on the BBC programme Strictly Come Dancing. He is playing Miss Hannigan in a touring production of Annie, The Musical. His theatrical career began in Australia in West Side Story before he moved to Paris where he joined the Lido Du Paris and became principle singer, performing at the Moulin Rouge. His West End theatre credits include Munkustrap in Cats, Miss Saigon and Harry in Crazy for You. Annie opens at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle and is touring the UK. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Libby Purves meets Thomasina Lowe, daughter of President Kennedy's official photographer; actor and director Paul Michael Glaser; singer Emily Maguire and writer Harry Ritchie. Thomasina Lowe is the daughter of the late Jacques Lowe, President Kennedy's presidential campaign photographer. Jacques had unprecedented access to the personal and professional life of one of the most charismatic and powerful leaders of the 20th Century. He took over 40,000 photographs of JFK at work and with his family, showing both the public and private man. Jacques's priceless negatives, which were stored in the World Trade Center, were destroyed during the events of 9/11. His prints - which he kept at home - form the exhibition My Kennedy Years at Proud Chelsea. His memoir of the same name is published by Thames and Hudson. Paul Michael Glaser is an actor, director and writer, best known for playing David Starsky in the TV series, Starsky and Hutch. His is currently playing Tevye in a UK touring production of the musical Fiddler on the Roof, directed by Craig Revel Horwood. In addition to his work on stage and screen, Paul Michael Glaser writes poetry and children's literature. He is Honorary Chairman of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation. Fiddler on the Roof is touring the UK and Ireland. A classically-trained musician, singer Emily Maguire's song-writing was born out of adversity. In her teens she contracted fibromyalgia pain syndrome, a chronic disorder which affects the central nervous system. Her illness kept her at home where she taught herself to write songs. In her twenties Emily was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and moved to Australia to help stabilise her illness and make music. Emily's breakthrough came in 2007 when she supported Don Maclean on tour, culminating in a show at the Royal Albert Hall. Her new album, Bird Inside A Cage, is released on Shaktu Records. She is currently touring. Harry Ritchie is a writer and former literary editor of the Sunday Times. His latest book, English for the Natives, outlines the rules and structures of the English language as they are taught to foreign students. English for the Natives - Discover the Grammar You Don't Know You Know is published by John Murray. Producer: Paula McGinley.