West End Calling
After his impressive performances on Strictly Come Dancing, Bobby Brazier is attracting the attention of musical theatre producers. With his name already established in modeling and on the small screen, he is seen as the perfect leading man material for the West End.
Theatre Bosses Impressed
According to a TV insider, theatre bosses have taken notice of Bobby's grace and popularity on the dancefloor. They believe he would shine in a big musical production or play.
Strictly Stars Making Waves in Musicals
Bobby wouldn't be the first Strictly star to make the transition to musicals. Previous contestants, such as Danny Mac, Louise Redknapp, and Ore Oduba, have all found success in the West End after their time on the show.
Quarter Finals and Movie Week
Bobby and his pro partner Diane Buswell are currently fourth favorites to win this year's Strictly Come Dancing. The quarter finals, which coincide with Movie Week, will determine who moves forward in the competition.
Golden Performance
Tomorrow's musical special on Strictly Come Dancing promises a golden wonder. The opening number, inspired by the Broadway hit show A Chorus Line, features the Strictly troupe in glittery suits and bowler hats. The dancefloor itself will be given the Midas touch.
Wags Open Up in New Series
Prime Video will be launching a new fly-on-the-wall series called Married To The Game, which follows the lives of the wives and girlfriends of Premier League footballers. The show aims to provide a behind-the-scenes look at the highs and lows of their glamorous lives.
Gripping Thriller on Prime Video
Prime Video will also be releasing a three-part thriller called Dead In The Water. The series tells the true crime story of the disappearance of British couple Chris Farmer and Peta Frampton in Central America in 1978.
