Jason Donovan
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About Jason Donovan

Jason Donovan, born June 1, 1968, in Malvern, Melbourne, Australia, is a prominent Australian entertainer. Following his role as Scott Robinson in the popular soap opera Neighbours, a path also taken by former girlfriend Kylie Minogue, Donovan embarked on a pop music career. He joined the renowned Stock Aitken Waterman "Hit Factory" at PWL, releasing two albums: Ten Good Reasons and Between The Lines. His notable singles from this period include "Nothing Can Divide Us," "Too Many Broken Hearts," and "Sealed With A Kiss."

After departing PWL in 1991, Donovan achieved significant success in musical theatre, starring in a revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph and His Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat. His rendition of the show's song "Any Dream Will Do" reached number one in the UK charts.

Donovan later signed with Polydor Records, releasing his third album, All Around The World, in 1993. This album, preceded by a UK tour and two hit singles, "Mission Of Love" and a cover of "As Time Goes By," was not released in his native Australia. Despite initial interest, the album's release saw a decline in momentum, with the final single, "All Around The World," issued in the same year.

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Jason Donovan is from Australia. Born in 1968.

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