body dysmorphia as a teenager and young dancer, as a result of trying to make himself look like other young men, and other dancers in particular. The 14th British series of Who Do You Think You Are? featured Horwood's ancestry in the second episode; in this, his family history research took him home to Australia, where he discovered that his family tree traces to Gloucestershire, Lancashire and Essex in England. Horwood found out that he is not the first dancer in his family, and that he is descended from gold prospectors who went bankrupt before becoming rich on finding a gold nugget. He also learnt further that his great-great-grandfather, Moses Horwood, who is revealed in the programme to have been a petty criminal from England, was convicted at the Gloucestershire assizes and transported to Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) in 1841. Criminal records identified by TheGenealogist include a transportation document for Moses Horwood, showing he departed England on 1 December 1841 on board a ship called the John Brewer. References External links Official Website Craig Revel Horwood talks about his production of Hot Mikado on The Interview Online 1965 births Living people Australian choreographers Australian male dancers Australian emigrants to England Australian theatre directors Bisexual men LGBT choreographers LGBT dancers Australian LGBT entertainers Naturalised citizens of the United Kingdom People from Ballarat Australian LGBT broadcasters British choreographers British male dancers British theatre directors 21st-century LGBT people Australian autobiographers People associated with the University of Winchester