Les Miserables, at the Queen’s Theatre
- Address:
- Queen’s Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London 51.512106 -0.133095
- Dates & Time:
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- 7.30 PM (Mon to Sat)
- 2.30 PM matinees (Wed, Sat)
- Running time:
- 2 hours 50 mins, with interval
- Tickets & Cost:
- £12.50 to £69.50, from lesmis.com
- Note: The show uses gunfire, smoke and flashing effects
- Box Office:
- 0844 482 5160
- Taxis:
- Book a minicab near Queen’s Theatre
- Buses:
- 14, 19, 38
- Bus fares in London
- Trains:
- Leicester Square NRN PCL, Piccadilly Circus BKL PCL, Tottenham Court Road CNT NRN
- The closest station to Queen’s Theatre is Piccadilly Circus
- Train fares in London
- Disclaimer: Event details can change at short notice and you should reconfirm everything before making plans
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Director: Trevor Nunn, John Caird; Written by: Alain Boublil, Claude-Michel Schonberg; Cast: (the cast may change on different dates) Killian Donnelly, Hayden Tee, Steven Meo, Paul Wilkins, Carley Stenson, Karis Jack, Jacqueline Tate, Hyoie O'Grady, Charlotte Kennedy; Music and lyrics: Claude-Michel Schonberg, Herbert Kretzmer
"Les Miserables" is one of the most popular shows in the West End. It has been running for well over ten years now and shows no sign of slowing down. It has been boosted in recent years by the release of the Oscar-winning movie starring Russell Crowe.
It's an epic tale of passion and destruction, set against the backdrop of the French Revolution, and follows the story of Jean Valjean after his release from prison.
He soon befriends the kindly Bishop of Digne, but repays his trust by stealing a pair of golden candlesticks. The Bishop quickly forgives him to save him from the ruthless policeman Javert, but can Jean keep his nose clean and stay one step ahead of him and avoid capture?
Craig has been to see Les Miserables himself and throughly recommends it. You can read his review here. You can read his review of the Queen's Theatre as well.
Got a question? – Talk about Les Miserables
Guest – “This was absolutely fantastic, the best night out I have had in the West End. Other shows I have seen have maybe been better to look out, because the Phantom of the Opera has some wonderful sets and stagings, but the plot and music of Les Mis is fantastic… more”
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