Elliott Hanna

Elliott Hanna, born on July 17, 2013, made history at just 10 years old by becoming the youngest boy ever to take on the role of Billy Elliot in the acclaimed London production, marking him as the 34th actor to play the character in the West End and the 71st globally. Hailing from Liverpool, the birthplace of the Beatles, Elliott's journey into dance began at the tender age of four at Nazene Danielle’s Dance Dynamix. Initially focused on break dancing, he quickly broadened his skills to include ballet, tap, and contemporary styles.

His early performances showcased his talent in local productions, where he took on roles in beloved musicals like The Wizard of Oz and Dick Whittington. Elliott’s vocal prowess shone through during his two-year stint in the touring show Abba - the Show at Liverpool's Echo Arena. At eight, he achieved a significant milestone by winning the prestigious Janet Cram Modern Theatre Award, making him the youngest recipient of this honor. Additionally, after securing third place on Sky 1's Got to Dance, Elliott and his dance partner, Tayluer Amos, showcased their skills at the Savoy Theatre for the Queen's Jubilee celebration. His remarkable journey continues to inspire young performers everywhere.