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“Billy Elliot,” the big British musical about a coal miner’s son who dreams to dance, bowled over Broadway on Sunday, winning 10 Tonys, including best musical and a unique best actor prize for the three young performers who share the title character.
The trio – David Alvarez, Trent Kowalik and Kiril Kulish – traded off thank-yous during their acceptance speech, shyly thanking people associated with the show only by their first name. They also acknowledged siblings and parents. Finally, Kulish told the cheering crowd at Radio City Music Hall: “We want to say to all the kids out there who might want to dance, ‘Never give up.'”
Billy Elliot is based on the 2000 British film of the same title, but with a score by Elton John and Lee Hall. The musical premiered at London’s Victoria Palace in May 2005.
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