Les Miserables Tickets

What's it all about?

If you had to pick just one of our wonderful shows to go and see, there's a good chance that Les Misérables – named the nation’s favourite musical in a BBC poll – would be it.

This epic tale of revolution, redemption and romance has been stunning audiences since it first opened in Paris more than 30 years ago. But, as stirring as the story is, it’s the music that really makes the show.

Many of the songs, from achingly beautiful ballads to epic anthems, have become famous in their own right. So if you’ve ever heard 'Bring Him Home' at a remembrance service or seen Susan Boyle deliver 'I Dreamed a Dream' and want to find out the story behind the songs, go and see this. 

What's the story?

You'll be moved by the story of Jean Valjean, the reformed man who is dogged by relentless officer of the law Javert, and swept up in the spirit of revolution alongside the underdogs of 19th century Paris.

Your heart will break for Éponine as dashing young student Marius falls for Cosette. And as Javert closes in and things look bad for the rebels, the stage is set for confrontations and confessions, but perhaps also the redemptive power of love.

So don’t be put off by the title. This is no depressing weepy, and the cunning landlord Thénardier and his wife provide more than enough comic relief. 

Who's in it?

Over the years, Les Misérables has attracted a host of major talents to its cast, with Michael Ball’s Marius a particular highlight and the nation’s favourite tenor Alfie Boe taking on Jean Valjean at the 25th anniversary concert in 2010.

Geronimo Rauch is currently playing the role of Jean Valjean, alongside Celinde Schoenmaker as Fantine and Danielle Hope (winner of BBC1's smash hit Over the Rainbow) as Eponine. Vicky Entwistle plays Madame Thénardier, Jamie Ward plays Marius and Christopher Jacobsen plays Enjolras..

Even if you don’t know any of the tunes as you take your seat, you'll be won over by the sheer range – from the heart-wrenching 'Empty Chairs at Empty Tables', to the desperately romantic 'On My Own' and the rousing 'Do You Hear the People Sing?'.

Who is Les Miserables suitable for?

Les Misérables has a unique ability to inspire devotion among all who see it. Something about the combination of a compelling love story and a fight against injustice, all wrapped up in exhilarating melodies, makes this the musical to end all musicals.

Best of all, it’s as much a date night show as it is one to take your Mum to, and kids will be inspired by the child stars and awesome sets.

Why book with us?

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