Noel Fielding & Penny Smith dance for Comic Relief
26/01/2011 - 08:49

Noel Fielding and former GMTV host Penny Smith are among the stars who will take part in this year's Let's Dance For Comic Relief.
The Mighty Boosh comic will be joined by Thick Of It star Rebecca Front and TV designers Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan on the show in which stars tackle famous dance routines.
Previous series have been won by comics Robert Webb and Rufus Hound for their hilarious routines. Robert wowed viewers with his take on Flashdance, while Rufus aped Cheryl Cole.
Also in the new BBC One series, which returns for a third time next month, will be comics Russell Kane, Andi Osho and Ed Byrne.
One Show host Alex Jones will team up with former flame Steve Jones to host the dance spectacular.
She replaces Claudia Winkleman, who is now hosting Film 2011 for the channel.
Alex said: "I was a huge fan of Let's Dance last year and can't wait to join Steve and the team. It's come at the perfect time for me having just returned from filming in Africa for Comic Relief where I saw first-hand how we can really make a difference."
The Welsh pair have already clicked on-screen while Steve has had a guest presenting role on The One Show. They have both been to Africa to film for the series to highlight the problem of malaria.
Each of the guest acts on Let's Dance will work with a team of choreographers to master the moves which will include Beyonce's Crazy In Love, I Love To Boogie from Billy Elliot and Michael Jackson's Bad.
Stars will be competing for a place in the grand final during the fourth week of the competition.
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