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Judges announced for Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour at P&J Live

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The judges for the Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour show at P&J Live have been revealed.

The tour will star TV judges Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood (who directs the live show for the 10th year) and Bruno Tonioli.

They will be joined by 2018 TV show winner Stacey Dooley who is also hosting the 2020 tour.

The dancing spectacular will feature a number of celebrities and professional dancers from the 17th series of the award-winning BBC One show. Further casting announcements will be made over the coming months.

Strictly’s head judge Shirley Ballas said: “I had such a wonderful time this year on my first Strictly tour, so I’m really looking forward to doing it again in 2020! The fans at the arena shows were absolutely amazing – I can’t wait to get the show on the road next January.”

Arena audiences are guaranteed an unmissable evening of dance entertainment filled with colour, excitement and humour. Showcasing all the amazing choreography and live music that Strictly is known for, audiences will experience a host of breathtaking dance routines guaranteed to leave them reeling and roaring for more.

Recreating the glitz, glamour and magic seen on the TV, this show is undoubtedly a must-see spectacle for fans and families up and down the country.

Audiences will have the power to decide who wins the coveted Glitterball Trophy at the end of each show. The tour judges will, as always, provide their feedback and scores after each performance, however the audience can vote via text for their favourite couple, and it is ultimately their votes that will decide who wins.

For the first time ever, the tour will be waltzing its way up to Aberdeen’s P&J Live Arena on January 21 and 22, 2020.

General tickets are on sale now from pandjlive.com