He explained: "I might hang up my dancing shoes just on the stage and go towards direction but that’s about it. Horwood and Myring plan to marry, in August 2025, at St Matthew's Church, Normanton, at Rutland Water. Television credits include CHILDREN IN NEED BBC, TVAM Breakfast Show, THE 1992 ROYAL VARIETY COMMAND PERFORMANCE for the BBC at the Dominion Theatre and THE 1993 LAURENCE OLIVIER AWARDS. Horwood embarked on his first solo tour around England, The All Balls and Glitter Tour, talking about his life and performing some of the music that has been the soundtrack to his career. Despite Leach and Coppola failing to land the routine’s risky final lift, Horwood praised the otherwise “flawless” dance.

BBC One – Strictly Come Dancing, Series 17, Week 11, Craig Revel-Horwood leads a group dance to a musical medley from Hello, Dolly! Craig Revel Horwood (born 4 January 1965 [ citation needed]) is an Australian-British author, dancer, choreographer, conductor, theatre director, and former drag queen in the United Kingdom. Then in December 2012, he played the same role at the Swan Theatre in High Wycombe, again alongside Widdecombe [38] and also in December 2013 at the Cliffs Pavilion, Southend. Horwood choreographed the final scene in Paddington 2 (2017); [67] and made his screen acting debut as Emmanuel Cavendish in Nativity Rocks! The way Craig got all emotional talking about thinking back to season one of Strictly Come Dancing is making me wonder is this his last season?

Horwood lent his vocals to a single released by other celebrities under tutorage of choirmaster Gareth Malone for the Children in Need charity single of 2014; the choir performed a version of Avicii's " Wake Me Up". Passing judgment on Kimberley Walsh in 2012, Horwood said the dance was 'indecent, improper, absolute filth', and added: 'I loved it. Horwood is best known as a judge on the popular BBC dancing series Strictly Come Dancing, and until 13 November 2021, as he tested positive for COVID-19 and missed the following week's show, had been the only judge to have appeared in every edition since its inception. In December 2009, Horwood played the part of the Queen in Snow White and the Seven Dwarves at Venue Cymru in Llandudno, North Wales, [35] a role he reprised in December 2010 at the Hawth in Crawley, [36] and at the Orchard Theatre in Dartford, Kent, alongside Ann Widdecombe in 2011. He directed the Welsh Première Concert Production of My Land's Shore for the Gate Theatre in Cardiff.

His recording credits include LA CAGE AUX FOLLES (original Australian cast recording), CRAZY FOR YOU (original London cast recording) and TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS with Jonathan Pryce, as well as numerous jingles for television and radio. During the summer of 2008, he directed a new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical Sunset Boulevard at the Watermill Theatre, which transferred to London's West End at the Comedy Theatre. Interview with Craig Revel Horwood; it ran from 4 December 2008 to 18 April 2009 at the Comedy Theatre. He was also a judge on the Australian version of Dancing with the Stars for seasons 16 and 17, since its 2019 'revival', along with Sharna Burgess and Tristan MacManus.

He was associate director and choreographer of West Side Story, assisted Bob Avian with Martin Guerre [14] and was resident director of Miss Saigon.

He went on to brand the rumours as "vicious" as he spoke about the matter on Lorraine earlier this week. Horwood has been a member of the judging panel on the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing since its inception in 2004.In one of his responses to viewers, he said: "Isn’t it wonderful you had the power then PeterPumpkin? He started his career as a dancer in Melbourne, then moved to London to take advantage of the greater opportunities available there and to dance competitively. In 2014, 2015 and 2016, Horwood played Captain Hook in Peter Pan at The Orchard Theatre, Dartford, [40] Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe [41] and Churchill Theatre, Bromley.