This is a very touching performance and one gets a chilling feeling from the clicking of the tipple’s mechanism, from watching the men inside the man lift cage descend into the mine shaft and hearing the accompanying echoing sound. Wow
We walk proudly and we walk strong all together we will go as one.. We will go down but come again.. Im really gonna miss this musical so much.. See ya Billy.. :'(
Made me cry. I always said I’d get through this video once I realised my obsession was over. Today, after talking about how Billy Elliot is coming to my local theatre, I realised I never did watch this whole video. I remember about 6 months ago, I tried watching it but I got too emotional. I thought I could take it today, but it still made me sad. Something I had listened to at least 1000+ times. It made me so happy. But now it’s done. Thank you for posting this.
can someone tell me how, if i've never seen the musical or know literally anything about it, HOW am i actually crying real tears? I dont even know the context of this song, its just so beautiful and i'm sobbing????????? what????????????
Thanks for posting this, I have shared this video on our Facebook page.It was an amazing experience for our band especially as amateur players, this experience will never be surpassed in my view.To appear on the West End stage is a massive deal and I think the band surrounding the miners as they march back to work was especially poignantDo you have any footage of us playing Abide with Me?
Wonderful, thank you! The scene where Mrs Wilkinson (Ruthie Henshall) says goodbye to Brodie, Nat, Thomas and Euan would be great. And the brass band with Abide with me would be great, too.
we saw these guys in may at Vancouver, I really liked it, honestly I prefer the audience there, they didn't clap till the end so it didn't get in the way of the singing
The British generally are pretty quiet and respectful audiences. They just clapped here because the miner's band from where Billy Elliot is set came on, which isn't normally in the show, as this was the final performance. This period of time's a pretty significant part of our recent history for Britain, so it probably meant a lot for the audience that the band were there.
@@nikkonikkoshite Thanks, an interesting reply, but irrelevant. Hell is hot, in everybody but Dante's imagination. I think Lee Hall is a brilliant dramatist - have thought so ever since I heard Spoonface er, um, on the radio years ago. But I think my nit-picking criticism stands. If it doesn't bother most people, that just shows that Mr Hall, believe it or not, knows his work better than I do.
@@hermoglyph2255 oh? You've been to Hell? Give me the hook me up with your travel agent. Maybe next time you're down there go ahead and take some pictures so you can show me.
+István Mága fantastic I cant wait, I was there that night and still get emotional when I remember it. so any other clips you have for that night would be awsome
This is a very touching performance and one gets a chilling feeling from the clicking of the tipple’s mechanism, from watching the men inside the man lift cage descend into the mine shaft and hearing the accompanying echoing sound. Wow
This gives me goosebumps every time I see this. Such a spectacle.
We walk proudly and we walk strong all together we will go as one.. We will go down but come again..
Im really gonna miss this musical so much.. See ya Billy.. :'(
IM THE PERSON CRYING IN THE BACKGROUND
Made me cry. I always said I’d get through this video once I realised my obsession was over. Today, after talking about how Billy Elliot is coming to my local theatre, I realised I never did watch this whole video. I remember about 6 months ago, I tried watching it but I got too emotional. I thought I could take it today, but it still made me sad. Something I had listened to at least 1000+ times. It made me so happy. But now it’s done. Thank you for posting this.
can someone tell me how, if i've never seen the musical or know literally anything about it, HOW am i actually crying real tears? I dont even know the context of this song, its just so beautiful and i'm sobbing????????? what????????????
Best musical ever, the musical that really change my life ❤❤❤
Thanks for posting this, I have shared this video on our Facebook page.It was an amazing experience for our band especially as amateur players, this experience will never be surpassed in my view.To appear on the West End stage is a massive deal and I think the band surrounding the miners as they march back to work was especially poignantDo you have any footage of us playing Abide with Me?
Thanks a million.
Wonderful, thank you! The scene where Mrs Wilkinson (Ruthie Henshall) says goodbye to Brodie, Nat, Thomas and Euan would be great. And the brass band with Abide with me would be great, too.
thanks for this
Shivers. That is all
this is the best musical song ever written. I don’t make the rules.
we saw these guys in may at Vancouver, I really liked it, honestly I prefer the audience there, they didn't clap till the end so it didn't get in the way of the singing
The British generally are pretty quiet and respectful audiences. They just clapped here because the miner's band from where Billy Elliot is set came on, which isn't normally in the show, as this was the final performance. This period of time's a pretty significant part of our recent history for Britain, so it probably meant a lot for the audience that the band were there.
At least you weren't part of an American audience.
@@catrionaclarke1800 That and the last performance often has more clapping as the people who really love the show go, including lots of cast family.
It's a magnificent scene, but I just wish Lee Hall hadn't written 'COLD as hell'. It's hot down a mine, and Hell is always thought of as hot.
depends on your interpretation, in dante's inferno, the bottommost layer of hell is icy and cold.
@@nikkonikkoshite Thanks, an interesting reply, but irrelevant. Hell is hot, in everybody but Dante's imagination. I think Lee Hall is a brilliant dramatist - have thought so ever since I heard Spoonface er, um, on the radio years ago. But I think my nit-picking criticism stands. If it doesn't bother most people, that just shows that Mr Hall, believe it or not, knows his work better than I do.
@@hermoglyph2255 oh? You've been to Hell? Give me the hook me up with your travel agent. Maybe next time you're down there go ahead and take some pictures so you can show me.
awesome vid, do you have anymore, such as the letter and letter reprise , mrs Wilkinson saying goodbye?
+Pat R
unfortunately I don't have Mrs. Wilkinson's goodbye :(
But I will upload the letter reprise this weekend
+István Mága fantastic I cant wait, I was there that night and still get emotional when I remember it. so any other clips you have for that night would be awsome
this is beautifull but i dont really get it, did billy elliot stop in Londen or did someone of the companie had their last performance?
Yes, they finished the show in London.
Hopefully after the tour will be over they will find another theatre and they will be back in London. :)
tnkxs!
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