In 19th-century London, a young orphan named Oliver Twist lives in a brutal orphanage where life is harsh and food is scarce. Determined not to be a prisoner of that miserable existence, Oliver escapes and ventures into the dangerous streets of the city. Soon, he encounters a gang of thieves led by the cunning and charismatic Fagin, an old fox who teaches children to survive by stealing.
Oliver is taken in by this group, but he quickly realizes that the life of crime is not as romantic as it seems. He meets intriguing characters, such as the kind but inept Artful Dodger, and the wicked Sykes, a ruthless criminal who leads everyone into unexpected dangers. Despite the difficult situation he finds himself in, Oliver's pure heart drives him to long for a home and a family where he can be loved.
As the story unfolds, Oliver faces a series of trials and dangers that challenge him to maintain his integrity. His encounters with the generous Nancy, Sykes's partner, and his constant search for a place to belong will lead him on an adventure filled with music, emotion, and bittersweet moments. Ultimately, Oliver's story is a journey in which hope and goodness struggle to prevail, even amid the darkness that surrounds him.