High School Musical: Dance Along Version (2006)

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Written by Evan Alekzander, David Glasgal

Directed by Art Spigel

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2006

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Now viewers can learn all the moves which make up the fantastic dance sequences that go with the toe-tappingly memorable hit songs from Disney blockbuster High School Musical, in this special dance-along version of the hit show. The hugely successful story of the romance between popular basketball jock Troy and shy newcomer Gabriella has been a massive hit in the States and is now set to take the UK by storm.

When is High School Musical: Dance Along Version next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Disney November 28th, 4:00pm. See more...

Cast

Ronnie AlvarezDancer
Corbin BleuChad
Vanessa BornDancer
Jennifer CamachoDancer
Charmel CatrellDancer
Gretchen EakinsDancer
Image for Zac EfronZac EfronHimself
Bryan GawDancer
Evalee GertzDancer
Lucas GrabeelHimself
Vanessa Anne HudgensHerself
Saul HuezoDancer
Elise IvyDancer
Sean Kelly MagnerDancer
Mutiso KisiniDancer
Devinna MarcelinaDancer
Crystal RiversDancer
Casey RyanDancer
Ryan ThomasDancer
Ashley TisdaleHerself
Jennifer TisdaleDancer

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