The Brannings of Bollywood! Jacqueline Jossa and Lorna Fitzgerald wear bejewelled crop tops and skirts for Children In Need dance in Albert Square

Albert Square isn't exactly the destination for worldly dances, but that didn't stop the EastEnders cast showing off their best moves in a live performance for BBC Children In Need.
And bring a taste of Bollywood to proceedings were onscreen sisters Jacqueline Jossa and Lorna Fitzgerald - who play Lauren and Abi Branning - dressed in bejewelled crop tops and skirts for their part of the dance medley.
Fellow Brannings, David Witts and Jasmyn Banks joined them for the number, while other cast members brought a number of different genres to the table.

The Bollywood Brannings: Jacqueline Jossa, Lorna Fitzgerald, David Witts and Jasmyn Banks show off their Eastern dance moves for Children In Need

Vibrant: The Brannings certainly brought a lot of colour to the dance medley on Friday night

The Branning girls: Lauren, Abi and Alice put their drama to one side to perform together for Children In Need

The performance, broadcast live on Friday night from Albert Square, opened with Letitia Dean (Sharon Watts) putting Daft Punk's Get Lucky on the jukebox in the Queen Vic, before stepping outside for a Gatsby-esque quickstep dance with a number of extras.
Obviously the former Strictly Come Dancing contestant hadn't forgotten her steps from the show.
It then moved onto the local park where Fatboy (Ricky Norwood) and Whitney (Shona McGarty) showed their urban skills with a bit of break-dancing and body-popping.

Supporting cast: The EastEnders stars were backed up by some golden extras for the live performance

Welcome to the gun show: David certainly put his muscular arms to good use during the routine

It started with a drink: Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean) turns the jukebox on in the Queen Vic to start playing Daft Punk's Get lucky

Cool moves: Former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Letitia has still got the moves

Bianca Butcher's new boyfriend Terry Spraggan - played by Terry Alderton - also showed his skills next to the kids along with Masood Ahmed (aka Nitin Ganatra) next week following a whirlwind romance between the pair
That's when the Bollywood Brannings showed their stuff with a few extras in gold, before Phaldut Sharma showed off his professional training in rhythm tap dancing with a solo in front of one of the many houses overlooking Albert Square.

Go on Terry: Bianca's boyfriend proves he can get down with the kids too

Urban flair: Shona McGarty and her crew did a bit of breakdancing and body-popping

Rhythm king: Phaldut Sharma showed off his professional training in tap dancing with a solo

Tango: Janine Butcher and Danny Pennant - AKA Charlie Brooks and Gary Lucy - brought the sex appeal

Next up Kat Slater and Alfie Moon - Jessie Wallace and Shane Ritchie - put their love triangle drama to one side to perform what looked like an American Smooth in front of the Queen Vic, and luckily Roxy Mitchell was nowhere to be seen.
Following on from Jessie - who also appeared in Strictly Come Dancing in 2008 - was Charlie Brooks and Gary Lucy as Janine Butcher and Danny Pennant, performing the Tango.
Then all the cast gathered together for a final freestyle dance to finish off the live performance