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Les Miserables' story begins when Jean Valjean is released from prison after serving 19 years for stealing a loaf of bread. He is determined to put his criminal past behind him but his attempts to pull himself out of the gutter are constantly threatened by his conscience. When another man is arrested in his place and threatened by the pursuit of the policeman, Javert, Valjean must decide who will be punished.
Victor Hugo once said: "You are right, Sir, when you say that Les Misérables is written for a universal audience. I don't know whether it will be read by everyone, but it is meant for everyone."
CASTING NEWS: From 18th June, Over the Rainbow winner Danielle Hope joins the Les Miserables cast as Eponine after stunning West End audiences in The Wizard of Oz.
Monday to Saturday - 7:30pm.
Please arrive at the theatre at least 30 minutes before showtime.
3 hours
We are unable to offer tickets for assisted performances. Please contact the theatre directly for more information.
Les Miserables is showing at Queens Theatre
Direction & Adaptation: John Caird and Trevor Nunn
Producer: Cameron Mackintosh
Designer: John Napier
Novel: Victor Hugo
Book and Music: Claude-Michel Schönberg
Lyricist: Herbert Kretzmer
Author/Dramatist: Alain Boublil
Jean Valjean: David Shannon
Javert: Hadley Fraser
Marius: Craig Mather
Cosette: Lisa-Anne Wood
Fantine: Caroline Sheen
Thénardier: Cameron Blakely
Madame Thénardier: Katy Secombe
Enjoiras: Liam Tamne
Eponine: Alexia Khadime
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A West End gem, Les Misérables is passionate to the core.
Utterly breathtaking, Cameron Mackintosh’s production runs today at the Queen’s Theatre and lights up the West End with a passion that is not easy to replicate. » Read the full review