Light at the End of the Tunnel - Royal Albert Hall | Starlight Express

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From the musical 'Starlight Express'. Live performance by Ray Shell and the Company. Taken from 'Andrew Lloyd Webber: The Royal Albert Hall Celebration'.

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As a child’s train set magically comes to life and the engines race to become the fastest in the world, Rusty the steam train has little hope of winning until he is inspired by the legend of the ‘Starlight Express’. Seen around the world by over 20 million people, STARLIGHT EXPRESS is an electrifying experience for all ages.

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This was the only number from Starlight Express that was performed that evening, they could have just had Ray Shell & company in concert attire in front of microphones, but instead they stayed true to the nature of the show and did it all on roller skates on a comparatively small stage.

iandouglas

For people who don't know the person playing poppa was actually the original rusty in London.

Charlotte-ciis

It would be nice to see Ray Shell playing Papa along with Reva Rice's Mama singing this song together.

OceanbornAngel

Loved that! Saw it in my teens and later in my 30s. The stage looped out in the Denver theater but didn't have that in the Seattle theater. Still awesome!

LightnLife

I had to sing this at school and everyone was clapping and cheering and saying how good this song is

marialemon

I've loved this piece since I was a child.

basstian

Love this song soooo much and plus my dance teacher is out there

emilybetts

I love Ray Shell's Poppa vocals-- it's a little lighter and less gravelly than most Poppa performers. This is 10 years ago though-- more recent YouTube videos of him aren't on point like this. His Rusty is timeless though.

colleen

Thank's Mike Pollock for posting this on Twitter lmao

KGRGamer

I sung this in school Had to go check it out TRAINS ARE COOL

willbetrouble

29 dislikes can't see the light at the end of the tunnel - so sad!

HughMartell

I was fortunate to see the original cast in London…twice! I’ve yet to see any other Rusty that could match Shell’s soulful voice. Sadly, in later years this wonderful story became more flash & tech. I think it distracted from the soul of the production, & ruined it for me. This version is the closest I’ve found to the original. Thanks for posting!

Lucypetuniaggm