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Strictly’s Dianne Buswell reveals good part of touring without celebrities

Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Dianne Buswell has revealed what's good about touring without celebrity partners.

Promoting the newly announced Strictly Professionals UK Tour on The One Show, which kicks off in Oxford on Wednesday May 1, Buswell teased: “Twelve of us amazing professional dancers are obviously touring the UK doing what we do on “The best thing you can do.” That’s dancing.

“But it feels very personal to us because this is a chance for us to show everyone what we really stand for.”

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The choreographer, who made it to last year's Strictly Grand Final alongside Bobby Brazier, continued: “We get so close and personal with our audience and I feel like they really feel like you know, they understand.” to be very close to us. Usually they see us on a television screen, and then suddenly we are within reach.

“It’s really cool to see their faces and be so close to them.”

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On the tour, which also visits other cities including Sunderland, Glasgow, Liverpool, Edinburgh and Swansea, Buswell will be joined by Strictly pros Karen Hauer, Gorka Marquez, Graziano Di Prima, Neil Jones, Luba Mushtuk and Nikita Kuzmin (fresh) accompanied by Celebrity Big Brother), Jowita Przystal, Carlos Gu and Nancy Xu.

Michelle Tsiakkas also makes her debut.

Be sure to come dance will return as a spin-off on ` One later this year Strictly speaking: it takes two airs weekdays on ` Two. Both shows can be streamed on ` iPlayer.

Tickets for StrictlyThe 2024 Live Arena Tour is now available.

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Dan is a freelance entertainment journalist. Dan began his writing career in 2014 and his work first appeared in the pages of cult publications Starburst Magazine and Little White Lies before moving to Total Film, Digital Spy, NME and Yahoo Entertainment.

In the film and television universe, he kneels at the altar of Jim Carrey, Daniel Plainview, Mike Ehrmantraut and Paulie Walnuts.

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