Galaxy of Stars Shine in Manchester for Big Night of Musicals Event

The Big Night of Musicals dazzled in Manchester, featuring top stars and unforgettable performances. It highlighted the impact of musical theatre on communities across the UK.

Galaxy of Stars Shine in Manchester for Big Night of Musicals Event
Galaxy of Stars Shine in Manchester for Big Night of Musicals Event

Manchester: The Big Night of Musicals was a blast! Musical stars lit up the stage, and it was a night to remember. Jason Manford hosted the event, bringing his charm and energy.

Famous faces like Billy Porter and Kimberley Walsh were there too. They joined in the fun, celebrating the magic of musical theatre. The event showcased how musicals can uplift communities, thanks to National Lottery support.

One highlight was Marisha Wallace’s stunning performance of ‘Maybe This Time’ from Cabaret. Billy Porter introduced her, and it was breathtaking! Fans also got a sneak peek of Disney’s Hercules, which is hitting the West End this summer.

Michael Ball surprised everyone with a beautiful rendition of ‘The Impossible Dream’. He performed alongside Our Dementia Choir, founded by Vicky McClure. It was a touching moment that brought the audience to their feet.

Other amazing performances included Layton Williams from Titanique and Carrie Hope Fletcher singing from Calamity Jane. The cast of Mary Poppins even joined in for a fun rendition of ‘Supercalafragalistic’!

To wrap up the night, the cast of Bat Out of Hell The Musical rocked the stage with a medley of hits. It was a perfect ending to a spectacular evening.

Don’t miss the show when it airs on BBC One and other platforms this spring!

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