Erin Boag

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Erin Boag, who was born on 17th March 1975 in New Zealand, is a professional ballroom dancer. She has danced from the age of 3. When she was a teenager, she moved to Australia.

Her regular professional partner is Anton du Beke. She and du Beke turned professional in 2002, competing mainly in the UK. Their best result on the competition circuit was in November 2003 when they won the IDTA Classic in England.

She has competed in all four series of the BBC's television series Strictly Come Dancing, coming fourth in 2003 with rugby league player Martin Offiah, third in 2004 with comedian Julian Clary, and second in 2005 with hurdling champion and record holder Colin Jackson. She is currently dancing with Peter Schmeichel, but has been eliminated in Week 7 of the competition.

For the Christmas Special 2006, she was joined again by Colin Jackson, scoring a perfect 40 for their Quickstep to win the trophy.

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