Music by: Elton John Directed by: Stephen Daldry |
Book & Lyrics By: Lee Hall Based on the 2000 film |
![]() Billy Elliot tells the story of a young boy from a coal mining town in England who transcends class and circumstance to become a ballet star. Even though his father wants him to learn to box, Billy secretly takes dance lessons from Mrs. Wilkinson. She then helps him audition for The Royal Ballet School. In the end, Billy’s father finally accept his son’s decision and Billy lives his dream. Read the complete synopsis. To get an even better picture of what happens in the show, browse through the lyrics. |
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![]() The film version of Billy Elliot was released in 2000 and was a worldwide hit, winning all kinds of awards and picking up three Oscar nominations. Audiences loved the story of the young boy trying to stay true to himself against all odds, and that’s just as true since the show hit the stage. Read a bit more of my thoughts about the movie, or take a look at the history of the musical. |
![]() There’s just the one recording of this show so far – the Original London cast – though there may be another one once it reaches Broadway. There is also a bonus CD of Elton John performing three of the show’s songs. Take a look at my review of the CD, or listen to a clip from one of my favourite songs. |
![]() I had been dying to see this show ever since it opened, since I’m a huge fan of the film, and I generally enjoy Elton John as well. And then the reviews were so wonderful, it made the wait even harder. So when I moved to London, it was my first stop! Read more of my thoughts on the performance I saw. |
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There’s just the one recording of this show so far – the Original London cast – though there may be another one once it reaches Broadway. There is also a bonus CD of Elton John performing three of the show’s songs. Take a look at my 
I had been dying to see this show ever since it opened, since I’m a huge fan of the film, and I generally enjoy Elton John as well. And then the reviews were so wonderful, it made the wait even harder. So when I moved to London, it was my first stop! Read more of my thoughts on the 