Kylie Minogue announces role in new Stock Aitken and Waterman musical premiering in Manchester
Pop icon Kylie Minogue has today announced her unique role in the brand new Stock Aitken and Waterman musical I Should Be So Lucky which will get its world premiere in Manchester. The musical will feature the songs of the hit producers including a raft of Kylie's early pop classics.
"It is the music that inspired a generation so to have all the SAW hits in this original story will make for a compelling, funny and heartfelt show. Let’s enjoy the magic all over again!" In a statement they said today "Stock Aitken Waterman are thrilled to be part of this wonderful new adventure. To see our songs take on a new life in the world of musical theatre and working on a collaboration with Debbie Isitt and her talented team is so exciting and very special."
Gary Davis will perform as Big Mike, Melissa Jacques as Shelley, Scott Paige as Michael, Billy Roberts as Nathan and Giovanni Spanò as Ash.
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