Lee Hall was born in Newcastle Upon Tyne in 1966 and studied English Literature at Cambridge University. He has worked as a writer in theatre, TV, radio and film. He has been writer in residence at the Royal Shakespeare Company and Live Theatre, Newcastle Upon Tyne.Theatre: Wittgenstein on Tyne, Live Theatre 1996; Bollocks, RSC Fringe, 1998; Genie, Paines Plough, 1998; Cooking With Elvis, Live Theatre/West End 1999 – nominated for an Oliver Award for Best Comedy; Spoonface Steinberg, Ambassadors Theatre, London 2000; Two’s Company, Live Theatre/Bristol Old Vic, 2001; Billy Elliot the Musical, 2004 – Oliver Award Best Musical; Pitmen Painters, Live Theatre, Newcastle/Royal National Theatre/ National tour/Broadway, 2007–2010.
Lee Hall, Billy Elliot
Lee Hall, Billy Elliot
Lee Hall, The Pitmen Painters
Lee Hall, Billy Elliot, The Musical
Lee Hall, Billy Elliot, The Musical
Lee Hall, Billy Elliot
Lee HallThe Pitmen Painters
Lee HallCooking With Elvis
Lee Hall has written 4 shows including Billy Elliot (Bookwriter), The Pitmen Painters (Playwright), Shakespeare in Love (Adapted for the Stage), Cats (Screenwriter).
Lee Hall has been nominated for several prestigious awards, including: - Best Book of a Musical (BroadwayWorld Awards) for Billy Elliot - Best Musical (New York Drama Critics Circle Awards) for Billy Elliot - Best New Play (Olivier Awards) for The Pitmen Painters - Best Book of a Musical (Tony Awards) for Billy Elliot, The Musical - Best Original Score (Music and/or Lyrics) Written for the Theatre (Tony Awards) for Billy Elliot, The Musical - Outstanding Book of a Musical (Drama Desk Awards) for Billy Elliot - Best Play (Evening Standard Awards) for The Pitmen Painters - Best New Comedy (Olivier Awards) for Cooking With Elvis
Lee Hall has won several prestigious awards, including: Best Book of a Musical (BroadwayWorld Awards) for Billy Elliot; Best Musical (New York Drama Critics Circle Awards) for Billy Elliot; Best Book of a Musical (Tony Awards) for Billy Elliot, The Musical; Outstanding Book of a Musical (Drama Desk Awards) for Billy Elliot; and Best Play (Evening Standard Awards) for The Pitmen Painters.
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