Les Miserables (Touring) Tickets

I have always wanted to see Les Miserable but I was disappointed because I couldn't hear it very well. We were sitting in the Luge and the sound was not good. I wish there would have more speakers or it could have been louder. The cast was wonderful but I couldn't follow the storyline because I just couldn't hear it, maybe I should have read more about the story to be able to follow it better!

I'm a huge fan of Les Miserables and have seen live performances of it twice before this one as well as read the book and even (gulp) watched the movie. This was the worst live version of it that I've seen and I would compare its quality to that of the movie. Scenes felt rushed (people were still applauding a previous scene when the performer onstage had already started into the next scene) and segments were cut out entirely! (They completely removed the highly enjoyable Little People song with Gavroche and only did a hint of it when he dies. I am being pretty harsh but in my opinion if you have never seen a live performance of it you would probably enjoy this one. If you have or know the musical version, you will not.

I was disappointed. Maybe the leads were sick and were still trying to sing? Secondary voices were stronger. No tension or suspense in barricade scene--suddenly dead, too bad. Ending was emotional. Kids were great. I've seen a lot of shows all over the world.

Take one of the best "books" and scores ever written for theater, add a wonderful cast and add a fantastic set. The lit screens depicting the tunnels below Paris, streets above or boulevards-wow. My 7 year old grand daughter was mesmerized and is now a huge fan.

Got to Les Miserables the other night per a friend's recommendation. Unlike when I went to see Wicked here a few months ago, I hadn't seen the performance anywhere else so I didn't have any preconceived notions of what it should be. Just judging from my first Les MIs experience, it was incredible. I don't want to give anything away to anyone who may be planning to go this month but I did not walk away anywhere near disappointed. Despite the show being nearly 3 hours (with intermission included), I never found myself wondering when it was going to be over. I laughed (Master of the House), I cried (Bring Him Home) and I more than got my money's worth.

The show was incredible. The acting/singing was stunning and wonderful. Had the best time. Just beautiful!

As a fan of Les Mis, I was expecting to be disappointed knowing this staging had been reworked in celebration of the 25th year. Oh ye of little faith. I have to say this was my favorite version to date. The sets are stunning in their portrayal of Victor Hugo's book and paintings. I would be hard pressed to find fault. Mr. Clayton's (Jean Valjean) voice sounded a bit rough at times as if he may be fighting a cold but it was not distracting. Chasten Harmon (Eponine) will knock your socks off with her voice. The ensemble was strong and the reworked death of Javert although interesting, reminded me of another recent musical --which I won't mention and give it away. I know attending such events is not cheap, especially given these economic times, however you will not be disappointed.

I was taken in from the opening scene to the closing moments of the show. More than once I was moved to tears as the story unfolded. Unbelievable performances by all. The sets were fantastic and the changes of the scenes were seamless. I could have listened to the songs for hours. They all seemed too short to me.

I saw Les Mis 11 years ago and the show is still amazing! Such talent, I must say the new sets are a great new addition.

This is an amazing production. The story itself is moving but this brought it to life! The actors were powerful in their roles. It was better even than when I saw it 20 years ago. Next week my teenager gets to go. He'll be speechless. It isn't possible to explain the experience. It was even better than I was expecting!

Story line was excellent while the strength of the voices were not.really strong. The props also were weak.

The creative use of projected backdrops was one of the most innovative techniques brought to the theater since the original turntable staging of the production! "Conventional" set & prop pieces were well-utilized and made the production an acceptable equivalent to the original. Cast was generally uneven, some vocal ranges overextended, other aspects varying between spectacular and hammy, sometimes on the part of the same performers. The 2nd understudy for Jean Valjean who performed provided everything that could have been hoped for in a performance and more, and could not have been outshone by the prime actor.

Absolutely wonderful. This was the third time I have seen this particular play. Three different theatre's three different cast and never disappointing. Thank you for such a wonderful performance of talent. The theatre was also beautiful.

I thought the opera was wonderful. Especially enjoyed the scenery changes and the arias. Sometimes the ensemble lyrics couldn't be understood. I had a "head" in my way up in the balcony section, but I managed.

I've only seen Les Mis with a revolving stage so the projections on the back drop added an interesting twist. The sets were incredible, and the singers amazing. The performers made a powerful ending that I can still feel the effects.

Les Mis is an outstanding story, made even better by the good music and lyrics. Add to that the incredible talent of this cast, and it's a show not to be missed.

The show lasted for about 3 hours, but there was an interval break for 15 minutes. The show was great, very wonderful, the orchestra was amazing, i strongly recommended these show, you won't be dissapointed

Les Miserable was awesome!!! I had seen it before in the 90's and always loved the music of this particular musical, although the storyline is sad. The characters were casted well and the voices were phenomenal with the exception of Cozette - she did not control her vibrato and with the the fast music this was a problem in my opinion. She has a good voice , but not for this part. Otherwise it was an awesome experience - not to be missed!

I'd have to say that this show's production and set design was outstanding. Hands down best I've seen. The male actors did an amazing job. Strong voices you could feel their energy. Outside of Eponine's character the lead women vocals were poor. I dream the dream should have been done with power. I was disappointed. Cosette's voice was too high pitch and another actress would have been a better fit.

This was a revival well worth seeing again, not only for the beautiful and timeless music but a very well staged production. It seemed to me that there was more insight into the character of Jean Val Jean in this production and the actor brought a new dimension to the portrayal. Of course, this is coming from a Les Mis enthusiast...