Les Miserables Musical London Tickets

Les Misérables London Musical informally known as Les Mis or Les Miz, is a musical adaptation of the 1862 novel of the same name, written by Victor Hugo. It depicts the escapade of a prisoner Jean Valjean who has just been freed by the prison in charge Javert. The musical exhibits the social injustice which was written by Victor Hugo to familiarize the community with social inequality. It revolves around Jean Valjean who takes no less than a moment to break his parole and get his hands on some shiny silver, which contributes later to Jean’s rise to the seat of the mayor and a renowned factory owner. Eight years later, the story unfolds as Jean becomes the guardian of a child named Cosette whose mother meets an untimely end. But Jean’s troubles had only begun as the prison in charge Javert takes it upon him to bring Jean back in the chains of law. This miserable affair brings an unanticipated twist in Jean’s stressful yet luxurious life. Experience through the tales of music the drama-filled life of Jean Valjean and the tumultuous road that Cosette must take as her fate is bounded to the compassionate outlaw.

Les Misérables is the French antiquity written by Victor Hugo and published in 1862. By exploring the character of decree and elegance, it tells the story of French antiquity, the style and the constructed proposal of Paris, politics, ethical attitude, republicanism, justice, faith and love. It is known for its film, television and stage, including a musical.

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