Monday, October 27, 2008
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Trent Kowalik is an actor, singer and world champion Irish step dancer, best known for performing the lead in Billy Elliot the Musical in the London and Broadway productions.
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- Meet Trent
- Trent's First Broadway Performance
- First week
- Performance update ... and pics
- Performance Tonight: 10/9
- Trent's Opening Night of Previews in Billy Elliot ...
- Perez Hilton: "Billy Elliot Is One of the Best Mus...
- TV Appearance: Catch Trent on NBC's "TODAY" Show, ...
- Trent on NBC's "TODAY": Part 1
- Trent on NBC's "TODAY": Part 2
- Snapshot: Sleepy Billys
- The Peter Pans of Broadway | New York Magazine
- Mary Poppins & Billy Elliot
- Trent Featured In Dance Magazine
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2 comments:
That was a terrific article. I love that you're quoted using the "s-word". That's my kinda kid! ;)
Great article. Sad to hear your voice being unstable, hope you have plenty of time before the time comes for you to leave the show. Saw you in London in january. Stunning performance! really amazing. I saw you after the show and you were so little! How much higher have you grown since then?
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