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It was musicals week on Strictly Come Dancing and JB topped the scoreboard with his Mary Poppins showstopper... but who stole the show for you?

The celebs and their pro partners each danced to an iconic number from musical theatre.

JB Gill and Lauren Oakley topped the leader board this week after scoring 39 with their Mary Poppins-themed Viennese waltz.

While Pete Wicks and Jowita Przystal received the lowest score from the judges - with 26.

Let us know which performance you thought deserved 10s all round, and who you think might be heading home this week.

Have your say in the comments section below.

How did the Strictly pairs do in the quarter-finals week?

Montell (aka Fire the Gladiator) and Johannes performed a Rumba to I’m Here from The Color Purple.

They scored 32, putting the triple dance-off survivors back in dance-off danger.

Wicked star Cynthia Erivo played the character, Celie, in the Broadway version and sang I'm Here in the show.

Speaking of Wicked, Sarah and Vito danced to a fun-filled Charleston to Popular from the show.

And Sarah was defying gravity as she was lifted from the ground by both Vito and the extra dancers.

They scored 38 and sparkling comments from all the judges - a popular choice!

Now, you may know the story of King Henry VIII and his six wives but Tasha and Aljaz performed an Argentine Tango to Ex-Wives from SIX - a musical about what could happen if the six wives entered a singing competition.

Last week the couple scored a perfect 40, but a repeat of straight 10s wasn't to be.

The couple scored two 9s and two 10s - a total of 38 for this week's musical number.

A classic musical theatre performance from Chris and Dianne this week as they performed a Quickstep to You’re The Top from Anything Goes.

Chris caused a stir last week when he admitted he wasn't a musicals-fan!

Their performance got some harsh comments from the judges and a score of 32 - another couple in dance-off danger?

Pete and Jowita gave us a romantic Waltz to Somewhere from West Side Story.

The classic musical was inspired by Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, but takes place in New York in the 1950s.

The song Somewhere is the beautiful but poignant romantic love song of the show.

However, the judges weren't impressed with Pete's footwork and some mistakes during the dance cost him points.

The couple scored 26, putting them at the bottom for musicals week - is that a sign we will be seeing them in the dance off?

And finally, JB and Lauren finished the dances as they took on a Disney classic with a Viennese Waltz to Let’s Go Fly A Kite from Mary Poppins.

A show-stopping performance saw them top the leader board, repeating last weeks score of 39.

Did they save the best till last?

And who do you think will leave the show tonight?

Let us know in the comments section below!