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Reuniting the award-winning team behind the moving 2000 film and featuring the musical mastery of Sir Elton John, Billy Elliot shares the inspiring story of a poor, working-class boy who discovers his passion for dance as his family grapples with adversity. 

This show is closed.

Performances ended on Jan. 8, 2012.

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About Billy Elliot on Broadway

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Previews: Oct 1, 2008 • Opening: Nov 13, 2008 • Closing: Jan 8, 2012
Broadway Musicals Dance Award Winner

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Imperial Theatre Imperial Theatre
249 West 45th Street
New York, NY 10036
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Based on the Academy Award nominated 2000 film of the same title, Billy Elliot is the story of its namesake star, a young boy in a depressed working-class mining town in the North of England. Set during the history-making 1984 miner’s strike, the show follows Billy, the youngest child of a blue-collar family that has recently lost its Mum, as he discovers his unlikely and extraordinary gift for ballet. While Billy’s father and brother take to the picket lines of the violent and life-changing strike, Billy secretly begins to study the art of dance with the help of a hard-drinking, chain-smoking local dance teacher. But as Billy blossoms and thrives, the world and lives around him continues to wither—and his only escape may be the prestigious Royal Ballet School, a place no working-class boy has ever gone, or been allowed to go to, before.

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A collection of our favorite reviews from professional news sources.

"Billy Elliot does almost everything a musical should do, and more."

Time

Richard Zoglin

Time Out New York

"One of the most electric, passionate and exhilarating shows to land on Broadway in years!"

Time Out New York

David Cote

The New York Post

"The best gift from Britain since Harry Potter."

The New York Post

Barbara Hoffman

The New York Times

"Seductive and smashing, with intoxicating, fleet-footed flashes of art and big, knock-'em-dead sequences. Elton John's songs are infused with the energy of joy."

The New York Times

Ben Brantley

Bloomberg News

"Expertly staged by Stephen Daldry, Billy Elliot is dazzlingly choreographed by Peter Darling in some breathtaking dance sequences of various genres, from classical ballet to contemporary forms. The cast never makes the slightest false step, balletic, histrionic or emotional."

Bloomberg News

John Simon

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Cast

Joseph Harrington
Billy (alternating performances)
Peter Mazurowski
Billy (alternating performances)
Tade Biesinger
Billy (alternating performances)
Myles Erlick
Billy (alternating performances)
Daniel Jenkins
Dad
Katherine McGrath
Grandma
Cameron Clifford
Michael (alternating performances)
Jack Broderick
Michael (alternating performances)
Mrs. Wilkinson
Patrick Mulvey
Tony

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Sound Designer
Paul Arditti
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