Susan Boyle documentary to air on BBC One Scotland this Hogmanay
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 14:13 · Archive
A 45-minute documentary about Susan Boyle's rise to fame will air on BBC One Scotland on Hogmanay.
A documentary celebrating Susan Boyle's rise to global fame will air on BBC One Scotland on Hogmanay, also available on BBC iPlayer. The 45-minute programme, titled There's Only One Susan Boyle, will feature an exclusive interview with the West Lothian singer, alongside archive footage, personal photographs, and insights from friends, collaborators and fans. The documentary is produced by Tern TV.
Boyle became an overnight singing sensation in 2009 when she auditioned for Britain's Got Talent. Her rendition of I Dreamed a Dream stunned the judges and audience, with the performance receiving a standing ovation. The performance has since been viewed more than 264 million times online, catapulting her to global stardom.
The documentary will trace Boyle's journey from her childhood in Blackburn to the audition that changed her life. It will explore the remarkable experiences that have defined her career since that night. Boyle said: 'I hope the programme reminds viewers to stay true to themselves and follow their dreams.'
How it is being reported
- Susan Boyle's 'remarkable' story to be told in new BBC documentary on HogmanayThere's Only One Susan Boyle will tell the story of the woman behind the voice, featuring an exclusive interview with the popular singer alongside insights from friends, collaborators and fans.Glasgow Live · 9 Oct, 13:38
- Susan Boyle documentary to air on BBC One Scotland this HogmanaySusan Boyle’s rise from West Lothian to global fame is explored in a 45-minute BBC One Scotland documentary airing on Hogmanay, also on BBC iPlayer.Glasgow Times · 9 Oct, 09:37
In this story: Susan Boyle · BBC One Scotland · Britain's Got Talent · West Lothian · Blackburn · Tern TV
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