The last time Philadelphia audiences saw playwrights Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg’s Tony Award-winning musical “Les Misérables” on a local stage, we lived in calmer socio-political times.
To fans of “Les Misérables,” the announcement that its creators were going to tinker with one of musical theater’s most reliable crowd pleasers must have seemed like sacrilege. Sure, it’s appropriate ...
An exhibition about the creation and adaptation of Victor Hugo's work Les Miserables will be featured at the State Library of Victoria. The world-first exhibition, Victor Hugo: Les Miserables - From ...
A life-sized bronze sculpture of French writer Victor Hugo has been made for the island centre to be dedicated to him, by a ...
When the French writer Victor Hugo died in 1885, nearly 2 million people joined his funeral procession in Paris. The poet, novelist and dramatist had written some of the most revered books of all time ...
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Les Miserables at 40: from flop to phenomenon, why the West End’s longest-running musical endures
Once dismissed as ‘Victor Hugo on the garbage dump,’ Les Mis is now the world’s longest-running musical. As it marks 40 years ...
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