Les miserables At Queens Theatre London

The award winning blockbuster London show, Les Miserable’s has been enjoyed by people from all across the globe. Queens Theatre London is running the houseful shows of the spectacular adaptation of Victor Hugo’s masterpiece which was premiered in the year 1985 in West End. The epic tale of passion and destruction is set against the backdrop of bloody French revolution.

The hugely commercial blockbuster has been enjoyed by theatre lovers from all over the world and still thrilling the audience with its magnificent performances. Les Miserable’s is about a convict Jean Valjean who has been released from prison after two decade for stealing silver. The spectacular musical features some chartbusting musical numbers such as "Who Am I", "A Little Fall of Rain", "One Day More", "Bring Him Home" and, one of the most famous songs to come from the West End, "I Dreamed a Dream".

In the year 1980, Palais des Sports hosted the first musical-stage adaptation of Les Mis. The award winning stage musical also acted as an inspiration for a live action musical movie which starred  Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, and Anne Hathaway in her Oscar-winning role in the year 2002. The superb show, Les Mis has been translated in almost 22 different languages such as Icelandic, Japanese and Mauritian Creole!

Queens theatre is currently hosting the award winning show which is delighting the audience from the last three decades. The show has mild adult content which will not be appropriate for young kids. The magnificent theatre is positioned on the Shaftesbury Avenue which is one of the most popular streets of London. The venue features some amazing entertainment options such as eating, drinking and entertainment.

There are huge network of bars and restaurants located at a nearby distance to Soho. For those who love Chinese cuisine can go for Chinatown. Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus are positioned at a nearby distance. The theatre is accessible via various modes of commutations such as buses, tubes, taxis and cars. With occupancy of 1065, Queens’s theatre is mainly categorised into three levels as Dress Circle, Stalls and Upper Circle. Enjoy some great view from the Stalls section!