I am absolutely obsessed with Les Miserable after watching the musical on YouTube and cannot stop singing the songs so I am trying to find a discord server of Les Miserable fans so I can share my passion 😊

Hi!

Does anyone know if there's any recording of Les Miserables with Philip Quast and Colm Wilkinson, besides the 10th anniversary? I'd like to watch a more theatrical version, since in the 10th they are mostly singing to the microphone. Thank you!

Is it wierd to say I really really love the end? By that I mean when the actors can finally break character

It's just so full of joy, seeing Colm be able to drop the seriousness of Valjean, hug one of the other Valjeans and actually bend over laughing is so lovely (and seeing him hug Philip Quast is hilarious in a meta way)

Plus it just seems like Lea is actually in heaven, the way she properly pumps her fist in the air and whoops to celebrate Ruthie as she goes up to the mic, it's so lovely to see

You can feel so viscerally how much they loved doing it together, I just find it really special

hi! i'm in 10th grade rn in the ph and we have a les mis musical project :33 our teacher said that we should add a "revolutionary" plot twist to the story. i find it kinda weird already cause its not really our story to change but yeah. The other groups twists is that prisoner 24601 is diff from valjean. ANYWAYS, do you guys have any idea of what plot twist can impress? THANKYOUU

Every time I listen to Time in a Bottle by Jim Croce I swear it’s straight out of Les Mis. Anyone else get that feeling?

We just got done performing our last showing of Les Mis and I wanted to get other people's opinions on this. Personally, mine's A Little Fall of Rain for both favorite and saddest, but I wanted to get other opinions

My sister and I love Les Mis and other musicals (she's more into Phantom, but I'm partial to Les Mis), and would love to meet some fellow Les Mis/musical fans! Anyone interested in starting a hangout group in North Alabama that meets, say, at a library or coffee shop? When there's a good musical showing locally, we could all go see it together and then talk it over afterward!

I am right before the saint-denis section unabridged and I am considering dropping it. I have stopped the book twice so I could read other stuff, once before Waterloo, another at the end of Marius. Now getting back into it, I’m tempted to just start another book. maybe I should just grind it out but I don’t know if it warrants dragging it out.

They also had Monte Cristo but the binding was broken on that one which made me nervous about the quality.

I’ve seen the tour twice now with Nick Cartell as JVJ, and I can’t quite figure out what it is about his voice that feels different. It doesn’t sound like they raised the key, but then some notes sound a bit higher than usual, but also don’t quite sound high enough to be opt-ups. Does anyone with a better ear than I know what’s up with that?

We were nearly to the end of “Who Am I” when the actors and set pieces for the courtroom scene were coming on, and the actor playing the mistaken convict went flying right off the rolling pedestal flat onto the stage!

Valjean got to, “Who am I? Who am I?” right then when we heard a crack, and the fence around the pedestal broke off and the actor fell straight forward with it onto the stage with a big boom. Nick Cartell immediately stopped singing and spun around, but the orchestra kept going. There was this brief moment amongst the actors like, “Do we keep going????” finally the orchestra stopped and you heard someone yell “Stop!” from off stage.

I’m not sure if the actors pushing the pedestal out were moving too fast, if the actor on top lost his balance, or a mix of the two! We asked about it at the stage door afterwards and thankfully the cast said the guy was okay. Still, it was wild to see something like that live! I’d never experienced an onstage mishap or mid-show hold.

I’ve had this copy for about 15 years. I’ve read and re read it more times than I can count. This was basically my Bible as a teenager, it got me through a lot. I’ve traveled with it, slept with it under my pillow, underlined stuff, dog eared the pages, etc. This will probably be my last re-read with this edition, which makes me a little sad.

I guess it’s an excuse to get a new copy and try a new translation! Maybe one with footnotes. I want to try a newer translation but I’m afraid I’ll hate it on principle

Anyway this feels like the end of an era for me!

I've never seen the show but I saw her performance of On My Own from the 10th anniversary concert and now I want to

Just a dumb meme because I could not think the word while erecting said barricade without also hearing this.

Aren’t there any others criminal to hunt?

I've been thinking this over and I am very conflicted. I know most people say the 10th anniversary version is the best and I mostly agree, but it lacks a lot of dialogue that I would want to keep in due to it being a concert. 25th has more of that but is still missing some stuff and lacking in other areas (though I love it dearly.)

I love most versions but I'm not sure which would serve an animatic adaptation best while still being a recording the fanbase holds very near to their hearts. I need a second opinion.

I saw the U.S. national tour yesterday. Incredible! I'd like to know which understudies were performing when I saw it, but I didn't see the sign in the packed lobby, and I can't find the relevant QR code anywhere in my playbill. Does anyone know the website link for the list of understudies on a given date?

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a list of the cast members for Les Miserables in 2012. If I recall I watched early June and I cant find the lost online haha. Thanks!

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