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Brendan Cole is a professional ballroom dancer from New Zealand, widely recognized for his work in Latin American dance. He gained prominence as a professional dancer on the BBC One television show Strictly Come Dancing.
Brendan Cole was born on April 23, 1976, in Christchurch, New Zealand. He began dancing at the age of six, an early passion that would shape his future career. Although his upbringing had challenges, Brendan has expressed gratitude for those experiences, stating they shaped his personal and professional development.
During his school years, Brendan pursued dance with determination. While he wasn’t frequently bullied, he has acknowledged being teased by peers for his interest in dancing. Rather than discourage him, this experience fueled his ambition to succeed in the world of competitive dance.
Brendan Cole became a household name in the United Kingdom after joining the inaugural season of Strictly Come Dancing in 2004. As one of the original professional dancers, he quickly stood out for his technical skill and commanding screen presence. His longstanding role on the show helped elevate the profile of ballroom and Latin American dance across British television.
Brendan participated in numerous seasons of Strictly Come Dancing, dancing with celebrity partners and contributing to the show's popularity. His career on the series spanned over a decade, during which he became known for his passionate performances and strong opinions.
Building on his success from television, Brendan expanded into stage productions. His dance and music show, Brendan Cole – All Night Long, toured the UK, offering audiences a live experience that blended ballroom choreography with theatrical flair. The production was well received and demonstrated his versatility as a performer and producer.
From 2005 to 2009, Brendan returned to his roots by serving as a judge on the New Zealand version of Dancing with the Stars. His role on the judging panel allowed him to lend his expertise and experience to aspiring dancers in his home country, further affirming his influence in the world of competitive dance both domestically and internationally.
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