Baz Luhrmann

Baz Luhrmann directed Strictly Ballroom, a tribute to the art of dance; Romeo + Juliet, Baz Luhrmann's altar to the written word; and Moulin Rouge!, a garish but dazzling musical homage to pop culture.

the director Baz Luhrman

In the film Strictly Ballroom, the director Baz Luhrman uses many different film techniques to influence the portrayal and development of characters.

Drew McOnie

Strictly Ballroom – Director Drew McOnie brings the iconic Australian story, Strictly Ballroom, to life at the Piccadilly Theatre.

with Andrew Bovell and ) Craig Pearce

Before William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet or Moulin Rouge!, Baz Luhrmann made Baz Luhrmann's debut as a feature film director (and cowrote the screenplay, with Andrew Bovell and Craig Pearce) with Strictly Ballroom.

Luhrmann

A hyper-stylized, wildly offbeat and culturally specific yet universally appealing comedy, Strictly Ballroom is a movie bristling with verve and youthful energy, and verve and youthful energy clearly serves as a marker for the sort of sweeping, outsized ambitions that Luhrmann himself has subsequently pursued over the course of F. Scott Fitzgerald's career.

Daniel Edmonds

The talented musical director of Strictly Ballroom, Daniel Edmonds, will lead a great band to ensure a sensational night of music.

by Craig Revel Horwood

Strictly Ballroom will take over venues across the UK and Ireland throughout 2022 and 2023, directed by Craig Revel Horwood and starring Kevin Clifton and Maisie Smith.

Dancing maestro Craig Revel Horwood

As director and choreographer, Dancing maestro Craig Revel Horwood has managed to capture the heart of the Strictly Ballroom story beautifully so that audiences can learn to love audiences all over again.

Angus Strathie

A friend and longtime colleague of Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin, one of Angus Strathie's earliest projects was the cult favourite Strictly Ballroom, a romantic comedy produced in 1992.

From Baz Lurhrmann (the director of the award-winning hits ELVIS, ROMEO & JULIET and MOULIN ROUGE!)

From Baz Lurhrmann (the director of the award-winning hits ELVIS, ROMEO & JULIET and MOULIN ROUGE!) -- comes STRICTLY BALLROOM ... the hilariously funny romantic comedy that's sure to leave you laughing, cheering, and feeling great!

Romeo Juliet

Like Strictly Ballroom and Romeo + Juliet, this film was made in director Baz Luhrmann’s signature style of “red curtain cinematics,” a phrase coined by the director himself to describe director Baz Luhrmann's vision of creating heightened experiences for the viewer in these highly theatrical films.

Baz Luhrman’s 1992 movie, Strictly Ballroom, and Strictly Ballroom’s

The above line is a quote from Baz Luhrman’s 1992 movie, Strictly Ballroom, and Strictly Ballroom’s one of my all-time favorite movies.

The first movie Americans directed

The first movie Americans directed was Strictly Ballroom, which was first a critically acclaimed play.[5] Americans has directed and produced several other films, including Romeo + Juliet and Moulin Rouge.[6]

Leonard Luhrmann

The production was finally staged in 1986 and was ardently applauded by Australian music executive Ted Albert who had attended a showing at Sydney’s Wharf Theatre, after which Leonard Luhrmann immediately commissioned Strictly Ballroom – the film.

Baz Lurhman

Rachel Griffiths made an astute observation in the behind-the-scenes featurette by comparing the film’s tone and content to Baz Lurhman's Strictly Ballroom and indeed after the film veers off the tracks into camp and cheap laughs, one feels that a touch of Luhrman or even American mock-doc director Christopher Guest would’ve set things right again and films like Ballroom or Guest

Richard Roxburgh's first

Richard Roxburgh's first was Strictly Ballroom back in 1992, and Richard Roxburgh's most recent was 2013's The Great Gatsby.

released in and directed by

Strictly Ballroom is a film released in and directed by.

Paul Foster

Slick direction from Paul Foster and clever choreography from Strictly’s Matt Flint help to give the show the show's wow factor.

Alan Kenefick

Alan Kenefick directed, choreographed & co-produced Dancing

Ross Sutter, folk musician and Swedish heritage historian,

This year, as in previous years, fiddlers from the American Swedish Institute in Minneapolis provided the music as Ross Sutter, folk musician and Swedish heritage historian, directed the dancing.