BBC releases first look photographs from Strictly Come Dancing launch trailer
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he BBC has launched first-look photographs of the Strictly Come Dancing launch trailer, set to air on Saturday on BBC One.
The trailer will present the skilled dancers performing a routine which was filmed on the Tate Britain in London.
The dance efficiency will open the launch present when it takes place later this month.
Four photographs have been launched by the BBC, certainly one of which exhibits the solid {of professional} dancers wearing gold and black outfits.
Professionals who’ve already been revealed for the upcoming collection embody Dianne Buswell, Nadiya Bychkova, Graziano Di Prima, Katya Jones, Neil Jones, Vito Coppola and Jowita Przystal – who gained the dance competitors in 2022 along with her dance companion, wildlife cameraman Hamza Yassin.
Another photograph from the launch trailer exhibits Coppola wearing a leather-look swimsuit as he stands subsequent to Przystal, who’s sporting an all black ensemble with purple lipstick.
The different two photographs depict dancers in movement, with Bychkova pictured in a stance that captures the motion of the gold materials she is draped in.
Di Prima and Jones are additionally photographed mid-movement, with Di Prima grabbing maintain of Jones’s waist.
The 15 celeb contestants participating within the upcoming collection of Strictly Come Dancing have now been confirmed and are made up of former Family Fortunes presenter Les Dennis, former tennis participant Annabel Croft, British actor Nigel Harman, EastEnders actor Bobby Brazier, Paralympian Jody Cundy, former Coronation Street star Ellie Leach and radio host Nikita Kanda.
There can also be Waterloo Road actor Adam Thomas, broadcaster Angela Rippon, Channel 4 news presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Love Island star Zara McDermott, Irish TV presenter Angela Scanlon, actress Amanda Abbington, Bad Education’s Layton Williams and comic Eddie Kadi.
The BBC says that it’s going to announce the precise date of the launch present sooner or later.