Big Night Of Musicals 2023 BBC IPlayer: release date, host, performers, trailer and more!
National Lottery is bringing the Big Night of Musicals once again which means some of the iconic musicals will be under the same roof. Needless to mention, there will be numerous performances from iconic musicals like Wicked and Les Miserables during the Big Night of Musicals 2023. Since National Lottery announces the Big Night of Musicals 2023, fans have been curious about it and showing great interest in knowing about the performances of the musical stars. Here, we have come up with this article to make our readers informed about it. But you are required to follow this column till the end. Be sticky with this page and fetch some interesting details of Big Night of Musicals 2023. Drag down the page and take a look below.
Big Night Of Musicals 2023 BBC IPlayer
National Lottery is being thanked for the support it gave to art projects and over two thousand theaters during the pandemic. First of all, when will it air, and where to watch Big Night of Musicals 2023? If you are willing to watch Big Night of Musicals 2023 you have to stick to BBC One where it will be aired on March 25, 2023, Saturday. However, it has been already filmed last month at Manchester’s AO Arena where tickets were available for only 2 pounds. How many total performances there will be to watch on BBC One? Read this in the next section,
As far as we know, a total of 13 performances will be featured in Big Night of Musicals 2023. What is the timing of the show? The viewers of BBC One will get to watch it on Saturday, March 25, at 7:50 pm, and it will last till 9: 25 pm which means it will last for one hour and 25 minutes. Who is the host of the event? ITV1’s Starstruck host Jason Manford will be seen presenting and hosting the Big Night of Musicals 2023. Scroll down the page and read more details.
The host of the Big Night of Musicals 2023, Jason Manford said, “It’s a privilege to be asked again but it’s a hard job. There’s a 12,000-strong crowd, a 40-piece orchestra, someone talking into my ear, plus lots of divas and egos, hopefully, I’ve shown I can juggle all those bits without getting too flummoxed! Manchester feels like my crowd. To walk out onto a stage in your hometown in front of thousands of people, knowing you’ve got one hell of a show for them, was exciting. Stay tuned to this website for more details and updates.
