Les Miserables in London
Until 27th April 2013
Queen's Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho, W1D 6BA
Telephone: 0844 482 5160
Les Miserables in London Queen's Theatre is the story of a chain gang member, Jean Valjean who had a chance to re-start his life, with the generosity of the Bishop of Digne. After changing his identity he goes on to become a pillar of the community as a factory owner and Major.
One of Valjean workers Fantine, has a secret illegitimate daughter however when the co-workers find out they demand for her to be dismissed. Desperation leads her into a world of prostitution so she can provide for her daughter. After being totally degraded, she ends up getting into a fight with a prospective customer and gets arrested. The Major saves her and insists that instead of prison she is taken to hospital as she is very sick. In hospital, Fantine gives a dying wish that Valjean looks after her daughter which he vows to do and the story continues through to his struggles to hide his own identity and protect a young girl growing up in 19th Century France.
It is no surprise that Les Miserables is the most successful show to enter the worldwide stage and after 25 years in the West End is the longest running show in London today.
For more information on Les Miserables in London Queen's Theatre, please call 0844 482 5160.
Visiting Les Miserables at Queen's Theatre in London:
Cost:
Stalls: £59.00, £50.00, £42.50, £32.50, £20.00
Dress Circle: £59.00, £50.00, £42.50, £32.50, £20.00
Upper Circle: £42.50, £32.50, £20.00, £15.00
Time:
Evenings: 7.30pm Monday to Saturday
Matinees: 2.30pm Wednesday & Saturday
Age Restrictions: Parental guidance is recommended
Nearest Underground Stations:
Piccadilly Circus
Nearest Hotels: MERCURE LONDON KENSINGTON HOTEL
For more information please visit: www.lesmis.com
Queen's Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho, W1D 6BA
Telephone: 0844 482 5160
Les Miserables in London Queen's Theatre is the story of a chain gang member, Jean Valjean who had a chance to re-start his life, with the generosity of the Bishop of Digne. After changing his identity he goes on to become a pillar of the community as a factory owner and Major.
One of Valjean workers Fantine, has a secret illegitimate daughter however when the co-workers find out they demand for her to be dismissed. Desperation leads her into a world of prostitution so she can provide for her daughter. After being totally degraded, she ends up getting into a fight with a prospective customer and gets arrested. The Major saves her and insists that instead of prison she is taken to hospital as she is very sick. In hospital, Fantine gives a dying wish that Valjean looks after her daughter which he vows to do and the story continues through to his struggles to hide his own identity and protect a young girl growing up in 19th Century France.
It is no surprise that Les Miserables is the most successful show to enter the worldwide stage and after 25 years in the West End is the longest running show in London today.
For more information on Les Miserables in London Queen's Theatre, please call 0844 482 5160.
Visiting Les Miserables at Queen's Theatre in London:
Cost:
Stalls: £59.00, £50.00, £42.50, £32.50, £20.00
Dress Circle: £59.00, £50.00, £42.50, £32.50, £20.00
Upper Circle: £42.50, £32.50, £20.00, £15.00
Time:
Evenings: 7.30pm Monday to Saturday
Matinees: 2.30pm Wednesday & Saturday
Age Restrictions: Parental guidance is recommended
Nearest Underground Stations:
Piccadilly Circus
Nearest Hotels: MERCURE LONDON KENSINGTON HOTEL
For more information please visit: www.lesmis.com
Les Miserables at Queen's Theatre
Until 27th Apr '13
Les Miserables has indisputably become the world's most popular musical, having been seen by over 55 million people worldwide, in 40 countries & in 21 languages & is approaching it's 25th year. From its celebrated opening in London in Oct ...
Until 27th Apr '13
Les Miserables has indisputably become the world's most popular musical, having been seen by over 55 million people worldwide, in 40 countries & in 21 languages & is approaching it's 25th year. From its celebrated opening in London in Oct ...
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