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Bruno Tonioli is an Italian-British choreographer and television personality known for serving as a judge on competitive dance shows. He has been a permanent judge on the BBC's "Strictly Come Dancing" since 2004 and on the American adaptation, "Dancing with the Stars," since 2005. Before his television career, Tonioli worked extensively as a professional dancer and choreographer for music videos, stage shows, and films. On screen, he is distinguished by his expressive critiques of dance routines.

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What competitive dance television shows is Bruno Tonioli a judge on?

Bruno Tonioli has served as a permanent judge on the BBC's "Strictly Come Dancing" since 2004. He also holds a long-standing judging position on the American adaptation, "Dancing with the Stars."

Since what year has Bruno Tonioli been a judge on Strictly Come Dancing?

Bruno Tonioli has been a permanent judge on the BBC's "Strictly Come Dancing" since 2004. He leveraged this British television success to join the American show "Dancing with the Stars" in 2005.

What was Bruno Tonioli's profession before he became a television judge?

Before becoming a prominent television personality, Bruno Tonioli was an accomplished Italian-British choreographer. His extensive professional dance background informs his critiques on competitive dance shows.

What nationality is the television judge Bruno Tonioli?

Bruno Tonioli is an Italian-British choreographer and television personality. He applies his international dance expertise as a permanent judge on both British and American television networks.

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