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Les Miserables is a landmark work of literature written in 1862 by Victor Hugo, a French novelist and poet. The story tells the tale of Jean Valjean, a Frenchman, who is caught stealing a loaf of bread and sent to prison for 19 years. He is eventually released on parole, but he breaks the parole in order to rebuild his life under a different identity. Disillusioned and hardened from performing hard labor in the prison camp, he attempts to find salvation after he inadvertently causes the sacking and death of a young woman while under his new identity. After giving his oath that he will search for and rescue her young daughter, he began a journey seeking forgiveness and redemption. The musical follows his journey as he lives through a period in Paris that is rife with social unrest and brewing violence.

A History of Remarkable Talents

Les Miserables is a musical that has been performed in theaters all around the world since the 1980s. Numerous legendary names, such as Colm Wilkinson, Philip Quast, Lea Salonga, Ruthie Henshall, Alfie Boe and Samantha Barks, have all been part of this show. However, in 2014, the most recent revival of Les Miserables on Broadway introduced many new names into the ultimate Les Miserables cast list. The most recent Broadway cast included Ramin Karimloo as Jean Valjean, Will Swenson as Javert and Caissie Levy as Fantine. After the 2014 Broadway revival finished its run in 2016, the subsequent national tour cast was created to tour around the United States. This is the current tour that is still making its way around the United States three years later. This current national tour has rotated its cast throughout its long run and has allowed guest stars to perform special appearances. For example, Ian McKellen guest-starred in a role when the company performed in Newcastle.

Where can I buy Les Miserables Charlotte tickets?

You will be able to purchase Les Miserables Charlotte tickets at StubHub when the Les Miserables touring company performs in and around the Charlotte area. When you buy your favorite performance tickets at StubHub, you get the FanProtect guarantee ensuring your ticket purchase is secure.

Who originally produced Les Miserables?

Les Miserables was originally produced by stage musical production veteran Cameron Mackintosh. Les Miserables was at first an experimental stage performance that failed to be successful when it first debuted in Paris in 1980. The show closed within three months. Producer Cameron Mackintosh received a copy of the concept album and decided to co-produce it with the Royal Shakespeare Company. After spending another two years redeveloping the show, it was released in London in 1985. The show quickly sold out its entire three-month engagement and reopened in London's West End in the same year. Since then, Les Miserables has enjoyed widespread success around the world.

How long is a Les Miserables performance?

A live performance of Les Miserables will run roughly two hours and 55 minutes. There is a 15-minute intermission. The estimated run time of the show does not include any special encore, performance or show announcements.

Is Les Miserables enjoyable for the younger generation?

The recommended age for Les Miserables is ages 10 or older. While the show does explore several complex themes, family-oriented themes such as friendship, loyalty, family and kindness are also well-developed. Younger audience members can enjoy the story behind the two young characters of the show, Cosette and Gavroche.

What musical highlights is Les Miserables known for?

Les Miserables is well-known for its large group ensembles such as "One Day More" and "Do You Hear the People Sing." In addition to these group ensembles, solos such as "I Dreamed a Dream," "On My Own" and "Who Am I" are also well-known.

What other musicals are similar to Les Miserables?

If you enjoyed Les Miserables, you may also enjoy Hamilton, Wicked and Dear Evan Hansen.Back to Top

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