One of Britain's most popular post-war dramas, Billy Elliot, has its memorable storyline indelibly stamped into most filmgoers psyche, no matter which generation they may hail from. After all, it isn't every day that you see a film or read a book about a young boy from the tough North East aiming to become a ballet-dancer - during the 1984-85 miner's strike. The film shared similarities to the earlier award-winning Little Voice's considerable precocious achievement, nailed in the face of adversity with bittersweet undertones and a good old dose of Brit soap-opera - but with the unlikely becoming the likely.

Billy Elliot the Musical has continued to relate an adapted version of the story on stage since 2005 and has been a massive hit. Lee Hall's detailed and charming transcript and Elton John's perfect and perfunctory soundtrack work a treat, with over 7 million theatregoers to back up the numbers. The endearing story of young Billy's quest to secretly take dance-lessons while his family and friend's families stand on the coal-face picket-lines defending their livelihoods, communities and jobs against Thatcher's sweeping arm of cutbacks and closures, still has a ring of relevancy about it today.

The show has just been extended to continue its run at the Victoria Palace Theatre until 21st December 2013, a mark of just how popular this show is and will continue to be. As the PR tagline declares, "....there's never been a better time to see Billy Elliot".

The Offers: (subject to availability)

• Top price tickets - £43.50 or £45.00 was £65.00, saving of 31% or 33% (valid Mon to Fri from now until 28th June 2013, excluding 27th - 31st May)
• Grand circle tickets - £35.00 was £37.50, a saving of 7% (valid Mon to Fri until 28th June 2013)
• Various pre-theatre dinner and show packages available - prices starting at £50.00

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