Strictly Star Ian Waite Waltzes Into Worthing Panto
By: Stephi Wild

Worthing Theatres have announced that Strictly Come Dancing favourite Ian Waite will star as Dandini in their magical family pantomime, Cinderella, at the Pavilion Theatre this Christmas.
Ian shot to fame as a Strictly professional dancer back in 2004. Joining the BBC's flagship family entertainment show in series 2, he became an instant hit with viewers who were won over by his enthusiasm, humour and sense of fun. Ian reached the Strictly finals twice during his time on the show, finishing as runner up with Olympic gold medallist, Denise Lewis, after being narrowly pipped to the post by Jill Halfpenny and Darren Bennett in Season 2 and coming in 3rd place with presenter Zoe Ball in Season 3 which saw England Cricketer Darren Gough and Lilia Kopylova lift the coveted Glitterball Trophy. As part of the Strictly family, Ian competed in 6 seasons, 3 Christmas Specials and appeared for a further 2 seasons as both a choreographer and featured dancer in the Strictly Showdancers electrifying group performances. Since 2011 Ian has presented his own segment on Strictly's hugely popular sister show, It Takes Two. Waite's Wednesday Warm-Up gives fans a sneak peek (and Ian's expert take) on Strictly rehearsals and has become cult viewing for Strictly fans who love seeing the on-screen chemistry and witty repartee between Ian and his former dance partner, Zoe Ball.
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