Get your sparkly shoes on and get ready to dance, because Strictly Come Dancing is back for 2023 with an all-star line-up.

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This year's celebrity line-up includes the likes of EastEnders' Bobby Brazier, theatre performer Layton Williams and documentary maker Zara McDermott.

To top it all off, viewers have the chance to watch all of these celebrities and their dance partners compete each night to be in with the chance of winning the Glitterball trophy.

So, how do viewers get to be part of the Strictly Come Dancing 2023 audience and can you still apply?

Here's everything you need to know about Strictly Come Dancing 2023 tickets.

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Can you still get tickets for Strictly Come Dancing?

The Strictly Come Dancing 2023 cast: Angela Rippon, Layton Williams, Nigel Harman, Ellie Leach, Amanda Abbington, Les Dennis, Adam Thomas, Eddie Kadi, Angela Scanlon, Nikita Kanda, Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Annabel Croft, Jody Cundy, Zara McDermot and Bobby Brazier
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Unfortunately the application for tickets has now closed as of Tuesday 5th September.

If you applied for tickets while the draw was open but were not chosen, don't lose hope just yet as you will be kept on a waiting list in the event that more become available.

If you were successful in getting tickets, you will have been notified by text message and your tickets will have been sent to your email address. Don't forget to bring an approved form of photo ID when attending.

Details about the annual Christmas special are yet to be revealed, but the BBC has confirmed tickets for the special will be allocated in a separate random draw.

Where is Strictly Come Dancing filmed?

Strictly Come Dancing is currently filmed at Elstree Studios, which is located in London's Borehamwood.

Prior to its move to Elstree in 2013, the talent show was filmed at BBC Television Studio from its very first season. Wembley Arena also hosted the show in 2011 and 2012, before Strictly permanently moved to Elstree Studios.

Strictly Come Dancing starts at 6:35pm on 16th September on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

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