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Les Misérables The Musical
The Worlds Most Popular Musical - Now in its 25th Year
Les Misérables opened at the Barbican Theatre, London, on 8 October 1985 and musical theatre history was made. The production transferred to the Palace Theatre on 4 December 1985 and it has been at the Queen’s Theatre since 3 April 2004. The Broadway version opened on 12 March 1987.
Since then, Les Misérables by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg, with lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer and directed by Trevor Nunn and John Caird, has travelled the globe and won many major awards throughout the world, including eight Tony awards.
Now seen by over 54 million people worldwide in 38 countries and in 21 languages, "LES MISERABLES" remains one of the world's most popular musicals. There have been 33 cast recordings of "LES MISERABLES", including the multi-platinum London cast recording and the Grammy Award-winning Broadway cast and complete symphonic albums.
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Les Mis Tickets Info
Performance Timings:
Matinees: Wednesday and Saturday 2:30PM
Evening: Monday – Saturday 7:30PM
Running Time
2 hours and 50 minutes (including a 20 minute interval).Prices:
STALLS: £74.00
DRESS CIRCLE: £74.00
UPPER CIRCLE: £53.50
Current Special Offer: Monday – Thursday Top Price Seats in the STALLS or DRESS CIRCLE reduced to £47.50. Offer not valid during school holidays and strictly subject to availability.
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Group Booking
Group rates of 10+:Best available seats at £34.50, Monday-Friday evenings, Saturday matinees; Groups of 8+ get best available seats at £32.50, Wednesday matineesOAP group rates for 10+:Best available seats at £27.50, Monday-Thursday evenings, Wednesday matinees.
School group rates for 10+:
Best available seats at £22.50, Monday-Thursday evenings, Wednesday matinees.
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More About Les Misérables London
Les Miserables is 'still the best musical in the West End'Les Miserables is the longest-running West End musical of all time - and judging from the reaction of audiences and critics alike, it is easy to see why.The show, based on Victor Hugo's classic 1862 novel of the same name, opened in London in 1985 and although it has moved venue on several occasions, it has been wowing theatregoers ever since.A timeless tale of the struggles faced by working-class residents of early 19th Century France, Cameron Mackintosh's production of Les Miserables features some of the most famous songs in musical theatre history.
Numbers such as On My Own and I Dreamed A Dream are now almost as famous in their own right as the musical itself.This combination of compelling storyline and moving songs has ensured audiences have continued to flock to see Les Miserables for a quarter of a century - with many fans taking the chance to catch the musical on numerous occasions.And it appears the team behind Les Miserables, which is now on at the Queen's Theatre in the West End, have managed to keep the quality of the show high.Writing for the Stage, theatre critic Paul Vale said of a trip to watch Les Miserables: "This musical reworking of Victor Hugo's epic novel still packs a punch, with its breathtaking score, emotionally charged lyrics and ground-breaking theatrical effects."
He added that while some other West End musicals enjoy their moment in the spotlight before their contemporary appeal fades, Les Miserables "remains the best show in town".His view is shared by Indie London's reviewer Lizzie Guilfoyle, who noted that the songs manage to inject a wealth of emotion into the story, guaranteeing that a trip to watch Les Miserables is a memorable experience.
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