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Royal Institution Christmas Lectures 2010 - Why Elephants Can't Dance

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Two of the choreographers from Strictly Come Dancing were on Royal Institution Christmas Lectures 2010 on BBC4 tonight. Should be available on iPlayer. They did a short dance then at the end this year's lecturer attempted to dance whilst wearing trousers filled with sand to make him heavier, for reason a certain retired MP came to mind. :=)

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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 2,923
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    Who were the choreographers?
  • lundavralundavra Posts: 31,790
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    Vivacious Lady wrote: »
    Who were the choreographers?

    Sorry did not get the names, they just said they were choreographers from Strictly Come Dancing. They did a brief dance and then came back on later when Dr Mark Modowink attempted to dance whilst very heavy in the padded trousers.
  • SaraV1308SaraV1308 Posts: 9,760
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    Think from Tweets from Jacqui that the choreographers mentioned above are Chris Marques and Jacqui Spencer (the salsa people).
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    SaraV1308 wrote: »
    Think from Tweets from Jacqui that the choreographers mentioned above are Chris Marques and Jacqui Spencer (the salsa people).

    Yes, you're right. I caught this and it was Chris and Jacqui. Nice to see them getting to strut their stuff.
    Don't think they have been on the main Strictly show for a while which is a shame (apart from behind the scenes of course.)
  • SaraV1308SaraV1308 Posts: 9,760
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    They choreographed quite a few of the group pro dances this year I think, including the pretty naff "boxing" prancing that was on before the final started..
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