The blockbuster
London musical, Les Miserables is running with packed houses at the magnificent
Queen’s Theatre! Recently, Cameron Mackintosh made announcement regarding the
cast update for his long running spectacular production. The show is all set to
make grand entry into its 30th year from 15th June 2015.
The latest to
join the great show includes Phil Daniels as ‘Thénardier’, Jeremy Secomb as
‘Javert’, Rachelle Ann Go as ‘Fantine’; Katy Secombe as ‘Madame Thénardier’ and
Zoë Doano as ‘Cosette.’ Peter Lockyer will portray the role of Jean Valjean,
Rob Houchen as Marius and Carrie Hope Fletcher as ‘Eponine’. Bradley Jaden is
currently in the ensemble, will portray ‘Enjolras’.
The Les
Miserables comprises of Adam Bayjou; Sanne den Besten; Edd Campbell
Bird; Oliver Brenin; David Burnip; Jordan Lee Davies; Tamsin Dowsett; Katy
Hanna; Matthew Harvey; Matt Jeans; Charlotte Kennedy; Emma Kingston; Jo Loxton;
Luke McCall; Ryan O'Gorman; Jo Parsons; Adam Pearce; Michael Riseley; Courney
Stapleton; Jessamy Stoddart; Samantha Thomas; Lee Van Geleen; Helen Walsh and
Paul Wilkins.
On 8th
October 1985, the original Cameron Mackintosh and Royal Shakespeare Company
production of Les Miserables made its debut at the Barbican Theatre. On 4th
December 1985, the show was transferred to the Palace Theatre. On 3rd
April 2004, the show was moved to the Queen’s Theatre London.
The multi award
winning show Les Miserables is set against the backdrop of 19th
century French revolution penned by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg.
The blockbuster show is adapted from the novel by Victor Hugo. With soul
lifting composition by Claude-Michel Schonberg and lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer,
Les Miserables is always a treat to watch out for.
The mesmerizing
show is a complete emotional roller coaster ride and went on becoming one of
the longest running musicals of the world. The three hours long show is
recommended for 7+ kids. With some soul lifting compositions such as ‘I Dreamed
a Dream’, ‘On My Own’ and ‘Bring Him Home, the show is a must watch for theatre
lovers.
The award
winning show, Les Miserables went on winning some prestigious awards such as
2014, 2012 and 1985 Laurence Olivier awards as well as 1987 Tony awards!
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