Strictly Come Dancing has hit Musicals Week, and it's lining up some all-singing, all-dancing classics for the remaining five couples.
The BBC show has unveiled this weekend's dances, with the contestants taking on everything from Sister Act to Oliver!.
Among the performances will be Kelvin Fletcher doing his best Gaston from Beauty and the Beast, while Karim Zeroual will be Jiving away with Amy Dowden to a Hairspray number.
Here's the full list of songs and dances:
Alex Scott and Neil Jones – Samba, 'Joyful Joyful' from Sister Act
Chris Ramsey and Karen Hauer – Foxtrot, 'Consider Yourself' from Oliver!
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Emma Barton and Anton du Beke – Charleston, 'Thoroughly Modern Millie' from Thoroughly Modern Millie
Karim Zeroual and Amy Dowden – Jive, 'You Can't Stop the Beat' from Hairspray
Kelvin Fletcher and Oti Mabuse – American Smooth, 'Gaston' from Beauty and the Beast
After that, Sunday's results show will see special performances by Beverley Knight and Frozen 2's Idina Menzel.
Meanwhile, last week saw the competition say goodbye to Saffron Barker and AJ Pritchard, though the latter has since hit out at the judges over their criticism.
"I didn't see any of them 'technical issues'. I'm going to throw it out there," AJ said.
"They were saying sickled feet, I didn't see that in any of the steps. Obviously, the five from Craig [Revel Horwood], I was like, 'Oh Jesus!' I took that one to heart. The sevens, I'll take. A seven's good. It's a hard dance...
"For me, to come out there and have that positivity that Saffron had – I saw the mental determination of Saffron, that she could be in the final. She could create her own routines. For me, she is the winner of 2019, hands down."
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