Strictly Gets a 'Horrible Histories' Star: Sarah Hadland Joins 20th Season!
Sarah Hadland, the beloved actress known for her roles in hit shows like "Miranda" and "Horrible Histories," has been confirmed as the ninth celebrity contestant for the upcoming 20th season of Strictly Come Dancing. The news was revealed on ITV's "Lorraine," setting the stage for another dazzling season of the iconic dance competition.
As Strictly celebrates two decades of dazzling dance routines, this series promises to be extra special, with more glitz, glamour, and unforgettable performances than ever before. Hadland, a seasoned performer with a wealth of experience in film, television, and theatre, brings a unique blend of comedic talent and stage presence to the dance floor.
Best known for her hilarious portrayal of Stevie in the BAFTA-nominated sitcom "Miranda," Hadland has graced the screens and stages of the UK for years. Her impressive resume boasts a starring role in the multi-award-winning "Horrible Histories," a nomination for an RTS Award for Best Comedy Performance for her role in ITV's "The Job Lot," and even a feature in the Bond film "Quantum of Solace." Notably, Hadland has also showcased her theatrical prowess in productions like "Noises Off" on the West End.
The actress expressed her excitement about joining the Strictly family, stating, "I cannot believe I am part of Strictly! I feel particularly excited to be part of such an iconic show in its 20th year. Iâm so ready for the glitz, glam and glitter and hopefully I can make everyone watching at home proud!"
While the identity of the remaining celebrity contestants remains under wraps for now, the anticipation for the new season is already building. The show, produced by BBC Studios, will return to BBC One and BBC iPlayer this Autumn, promising a spectacular spectacle of dancing and entertainment for viewers across the UK.
Strictly Come Dancing is a BBC Studios Entertainment Production for BBC One and BBC iPlayer, commissioned by Kalpna Patel-Knight, Head of Entertainment at the BBC. The Executive Producer for BBC Studios is Sarah James, the Series Editors are Nicola Fitzgerald and Jack Gledhill and the Series Producers are Ciara Murray and Joe Turner. The Senior Commissioning Editor for the BBC is Jo Wallace.
