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With only three weeks to go until the end of Strictly, don't put your dancing shoes away just yet, because The Greatest Dancer is coming back and there are a few changes for the second series.

It's still being hosted by Alesha Dixon and Jordan Banjo but who else will be joining them?

Here's what we know so far.

All of the captains from season one will be back. That's multi-platinum-selling singer Cheryl, Glee star Matthew Morrison and Strictly Come Dancing favourite Oti Mabuse.

Cheryl said: "I am so excited to be back, I absolutely loved it last series and this year promises to be even more amazing, especially with the addition of Todrick who I'm obsessed with!"

Yep, there's another dance captain this time - Todrick Hall.

He's a choreographer, actor, dancer, singer, songwriter and director and he'll be the fourth captain on the new series.

Todrick has choreographed music videos for superstars including Beyonce, and, starred in and co-produced the music video to Taylor Swift's single You Need to Calm Down.

On joining the show Todrick said: "Thrilled does not even begin to explain how excited I am to be joining the cast and crew of The Greatest Dancer. As a performer who has danced my whole life and been a contestant on a reality competition show, it's wild to see my career come full circle this way."

Todrick isn't the only new face.

Ballroom and Latin dance champion as well as Love Island 2019 finalist, Curtis Pritchard will also join the programme.

Curtis confirmed that he'll be welcoming hopefuls to The Greatest Dancer studio as they prepare for the biggest audition of their lives.

His brother, Strictly Come Dancing star AJ, is also a dance choreographer.

Curtis said he can't wait to meet the new contestants and added: "To have left the Love Island villa just 10 days ago and to be so quickly given an opportunity to be a part of a show as amazing as The Greatest Dancer is a dream come true!"

As viewers from the first series will know, unlike some other talent shows on TV, the audience is in charge right from the beginning.

A dancer will enter an audition room and dance in front of a panel of mirrors, as if they're on their own - but the audience can actually see them.

If enough audience members vote that they like the dancer, the mirrors will slide open to reveal a packed audience of around 2,500 people - including the four dance captains.

The dance captains then have the difficult job of choosing just three acts to mentor and take through to the live shows.

The programme's due back on our TVs in the New Year.

Plenty of time to practice those dance moves then!

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