Billy Elliott is pure electricity at Paramount Theatre in Aurora through March 24th

Paul Lisnek Behind the Curtain

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In this new podcast, Paul goes behind the curtain with the cast and director of “Billy Elliott” the amazing musical currently playing at Paramount Theatre in Aurora through March 24^th. Joining in the conversation are Trent Stork (Director) and cast members: Michelle Aravena (Mrs. Wilkinson), Spencer Davis Milford (playing Billy’s brother Tony) and Ron E. Rains (playing Billy’s Dad).

In the words of director Trent Stork, it’s the story of one little boy against a big nasty world….one little boy with hope. And that’s a great perspective to have in addition to experiencing the specific family based story told in dialogue, dance and beautiful songs. Billy is a young boy who decides he wants to be a dancer. That’s not the career his mine worker dad or brother would have hoped for him, but it’s Billy’s dream nevertheless. Through his teacher Mrs. Wilkinson, Billy can pursue his dream with encouragement, guidance, and acceptance. With an amazing score by the legendary Elton John, this is a heartwarming story that will have you feeling really good for a long time after you see it!

Billy Elliott plays through March 24^th and tickets can be purchased at www.paramountaurora.com

https://serve.castfire.com/audio/4504157/4504157_2024-03-11-194757.64kmono.mp3

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