#Craig Revel Horwood

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King Charles III and Queen Camilla host a reception to celebrate the Commonwealth Diaspora, ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa, St. James's Palace, London, 02.10.2024

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i can’t be the only one who sees this

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Don’t get me wrong Chris McCausland on Strictly is really good disability inclusion, and his dances so far have been excellent…however some posts that i’ve seen praising him, have been nothing short of patronising

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Chris managed to thaw Craig's grumpiness!

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Hearing Craig Revel Horwood say fucking 'skibidi rizz' literally made me want to fucking kill myself Motsi and her 'very mindful, very demure' was bad enough but Craig brother wtf

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i understand why craig points out the illegal moves/lifts but i will always firmly believe the celebs shouldn’t be marked down for choreography. illegal or not

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Ok so I’ve been thinking this for weeks but Craig Revel Horwood looks like an older gayer Dan Howell

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Craig actually kinda works dressed as Jack Sparrow.

Porno remake rather than canon tho

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In a new commission by BBC Radio 2 for BBC Sounds, The Showstopper will be available from 19 March featuring Bridgerton’s Jonathan Bailey.

40 years ago the HIV virus, and the resulting disease AIDS, were named. It devastated people’s lives all over the world, including bringing immeasurable heartbreak to the theatre community of Broadway and the West End.

Theatre, however, became a voice of awareness, rebelling against the stigma present at the time. There were plays, one-man performances and musicals highlighting the disease and its effect on people, spreading messages of hope and support and helping to quash hurtful and misleading information.

In this programme, actor Jonathan Bailey, who performed as a child in Les Miserables in the West End at the time, tells the story of HIV/AIDS impact on the theatre community, and tells how this community supported those affected. This documentary includes powerful stories from those at the heart of the theatre community at the time, including producers Cameron Mackintosh and Nick Allott, lyricist Tim Rice and Musical Director Jae Alexander, alongside performers such as actor and activist Jill Nalder (Les Miserables, Oliver!), Claire Moore (The Phantom of the Opera), Craig Revel Horwood, Stifyn Parri (Les Miserables, Brookside), and Make A Difference charity’s Melanie Tranter.

For more information, please click here.

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Lauren Steadman and AJ Pritchard look at each other instead of the camera, Craig raises an eyebrow to Darcey.

(Strictly 2018, week 5)

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Celebs having a worse week than us, including Cat Deeley

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Celebs having a worse week than us, including Cat Deeley

The past seven days haven’t been the easiest for these celebs. Will things start looking sunnier for them, just as the weather also starts (in June) to look a little, well, sunnier (because it is June, it is supposed to be sunny in June… why hasn’t it been sunny in June?)? Beastly? (Credit: The Chase […]

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Images you can hear British edition

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Bringing the House Down

THE WIZARD OF OZ Birmingham Hippodrome, Wednesday 12th June 2024 The much beloved film version of L Frank Baum’s classic novel has so many elements that have entered the public consciousness, any stage version had better proceed with caution. This revamp doesn’t seek to copy the movie, and this proves a wise move.  The setting is brought forward from the time of the novel to the time when the…

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Why does Craig look like he's been crying tonight