What an extraordinary end to the series. The Strictly final aired just hours after Boris Johnson made his latest screeching u-turn, announcing that millions of people would have to cancel their festive plans and spend Christmas separated from loved ones. Could our dance show, which has been an escapist haven during a grim, dark winter, successfully pivot from Scrooge to sparkle?
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Link from your blog page to Dancing Times article not working. Really looking forward to reading it!
Hoping you are very well.
Happy holidays, Kele
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