LES MISERABLES IN CONCERT

Cameron Mackintosh has announced that the Staged Concert of Les miserables will now play a limited run for eight weeks at the Sondheim Theatre in London's West End, from 20th May to 5th Sepember 2021.

The concert production was in the West End last year, when it played for four months at the Geilgud while the Sondheim Theatre was being renovated

The principal cast are Jon Robyns as Jean Valjean, Bradley Jaden as Javert, Lucie Jones as Fantine, Gerard Carey as Thénardier, Josefina Gabrielle as Madame Thénardier, Shan Ako as Éponine, Harry Apps as Marius, Jamie Muscato as Enjolras, Charlie Burn as Cosette and at certain performances Dean Chisnall will play the role of Jean Valjean.

The company also includes Kelly Agbowu, Joseph Anthony, Will Barratt, Cameron Blakely, Earl Carpenter, Richard Carson, Danny Colligan, Rodney Earl Clarke, Matthew Dale, Matt Dempsey, Harry Dunnett, Nic Greenshields, Jessie Hart, Holly-Anne Hull, Jenna Innes, Ebony Jonelle, Connor Jones, Jessica Joslin, Luke McCall, Leo Miles, Corinne Priest, Aaron Pryce-Lewis, Grainne Renihan, Helen Walsh, Emma Warren and Samuel Wyn-Morris.

Ball, Boe, Fletcher and Lucas will only be able to play a limited number of the new February dates due to previous commitments. Jon Robyns, Bradley Jaden, Gerard Carey and Josefina Gabrielle will appear in the show during this period, as well Dean Chisnall and Nic Greenshields.

Les Miserables the musical is based on Victor Hugo's epic novel, spanning two decades in the life of Jean Valjean: starting in Digne in France in 1815, moving to Montfermeil in 1823 and eventually getting to Paris in 1832. The relentless policeman Javert pursues escaped convict Jean Valjean for years through revolutionary France. Valjean becomes a factory owner and mayor, agrees to raise the daughter of dying prostitute and joins the fight for freedom. None of this impresses Javert - until Valjean saves his life. The intricate plot has many twists and turns including a romance between Marius and Cosette, and the unrequited love of Eponine.

It includes some haunting scores including "Who Am I?," "A Little Fall of Rain," "One Day More," "Bring Him Home" and "I Dreamed a Dream."

Music by Claude-Michel Schonberg, Lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer and book by Alain Boublil, and Claude-Michel Schonberg. It is directed & adapted by Trevor Nunn & John Caird and designed by John Napier.

Age recommendation: 7+

THIS PRODUCTION ENDED ITS RUN ON 5TH SEPTEMBER 2021

Tuesday - Saturday 7.15pm / Matinees Saturday: 2.00pm & Sunday: 3.00pm Show Running Tim 2 hours and 45 minutes.

Sondheim Theatre,
51 Shaftesbury Avenue ,
London, W1D 6BA

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DISABLED ACCESS TO LES MISERABLES

	Infra-red system with 12 headsets – free hire upon production of ID. Collected from foyer kiosk. Please contact 0844 482 5137 prior to booking
	Guide dogs are permitted inside the auditorium
	Entrance to the auditorium is through the fourth side door on Wardour Street – ask a member of staff to open this for you. One 5cm step up to two wheelchair or scooter parking spaces in C1 and C25 in the Dress Circle.
	Adapted toilet with Radar lock in foyer via a ramped corridor. Please ask a member of staff for assistance. Disabled access lavatory at Dress Circle level with street access from Catherine Street