Watch the official music video for 'You Will Be Found' from Dear Evan Hansen
Filmed from the musical's West End home
Dear Evan Hansen have released a brand new music video of one of the show's hit songs, 'You Will Be Found'.
Filmed at the Noël Coward Theatre, the song is performed by the West End cast which includes Sam Tutty (Evan Hansen), Lucy Anderson (Zoe Murphy), Doug Colling (Connor Murphy) and Iona Fraser (Alana Beck).
WATCH: 'You Will Be Found' official music video
The musical has music and lyrics by La La Land and The Greatest Showman composers Benj Pasek and Justin Paul.
Dear Evan Hansen is running in the West End at the Noël Coward Theatre and is currently booking through until 22nd October 2022.
Since opening on Broadway, Dear Evan Hansen has won six Tony Awards, a Grammy and three Olivier Awards including Best New Musical.
Musicals that won the Olivier Award for Best New Musical over the past two decades:
2001 - Merrily We Roll Along
It took 20 years for Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's Merrily We Roll Along to arrive in London but it was clearly worth the wait with this production performing far better than the 1981 original.
2003 - Our House
After a year that saw no nominations for Best New Musical, the award was back and handed to Madness jukebox musical, Our House.
2004 - Jerry Springer: The Opera
Proving that pretty much anything can be turned into a musical, Stewart Lee and Richard Thomas' Jerry Springer: The Opera managed to adapt the American talk show for the stage.
2005 - The Producers
The Producers won big when it arrived in the UK with Nathan Lane and Lee Evans in the leading roles. Across the pond, the Broadway production still holds the record for the most wins at the Tony Award.
2006 - Billy Elliot
Based on the 2000 film of the same name with music by Elton John, Billy Elliot has become a staple of British Musical Theatre.
2007 - Caroline, or Change
Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori's Caroline, or Change won in 2004 beating Spamalot and Avenue Q.
2008 - Hairspray
Hairspray the musical was huge when it first arrived in London in 2007 and it was huge again when it returned in 2021!
2009 - Jersey Boys
Based on the lives of The Four Seasons, Jersey Boys has been a massive hit since the show first opened on Broadway and it's clear UK audiences love it too with the show now back in the West End and on a UK tour!
2010 - Spring Awakening
Based on a German play from 1891, Spring Awakening is a coming-of-age musical that really pushed the boundaries of what you could do in a musical. The West End production wasn't around for long but that didn't stop it picking up four wins at the Oliviers.
2011 - Legally Blonde
Legally Blonde was a huge hit when it arrived in the West End with Sheridan Smith in the leading role so it's not much surprise that they managed to grab the Best New Musical award.
2012 - Matilda the Musical
Tim Minchin's musical adaption of Roald Dahl's Matilda was a riveting success when it came to the West End! The musical dominated the 2012 Olivier Awards and broke the record for most wins for a musical. Ten years later the musical is still here and going strong!
2013 - Top Hat
Irving Berlin's classic 1935 film Top Hat was adapted for the stage and won Best New Musical along with two other wins. The big player in this year's awards was the play The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time which won seven awards.
2014 - The Book of Mormon
The outrageous musical from the creators of South Park finally arrived on our shores in 2013 and it was no surprise that they'd be grabbing onto the Best New Musical spot!
2015 - Sunny Afternoon
Despite Memphis having the most nominations at this year's awards it was Sunny Afternoon - the jukebox musical based on the career of The Kinks - that came out with the most wins.
2016 - Kinky Boots
Harvey Fierstein and Cyndi Lauper's Kinky Boots left us leaving the theatre feeling nothing but joy so the win for Best New Musical was very much deserved!
2017 - Groundhog Day
Tim Minchin's second musical adaptation, Groundhog Day, was also a big hit and got him his second Olivier for Best New Musical. We've got our fingers crossed that we may be seeing the show again soon!
2018 - Hamilton
We expected big things for the West End production of Hamilton after the musical dominated the Tony Awards a few years earlier. The show ended up with seven wins matching Matilda the Musical's record.
2019 - Come From Away
Come From Away managed to win Best New Musical in 2019 facing off tome fierce competition from Six, Fun Home and Tina - The Tina Turner Musical.
2020 - Dear Evan Hansen
Thanks to COVID, the 2020 ceremony went virtual with Dear Evan Hansen winning Best New Musical. Sam Tutty finally got to make his acceptance speech for Best Actor in a Musical to a live audience at Magic at the Musicals in 2021.
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