Fight Dream Hope Love: Les' Miserables Comes to The Big Screen

It's been tlaked about for years but had never come to fruition - Until Now. Christmas Day 2012 lovers of the musical that swept the world, Les Miserables can now see it on the silver screen.

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Directed by Tom Hooper (Acadamy award winner for The King's Speech), Les Miserables brings an all-star cast to the silver Screen.

Jean Valjean = Hugh Jackman
Fantine = Anne Hathaway
Javert = Russel Crowe
Eponine = Amanda Seyfried
Marius = Eddie Redmayne
Enjolras = Aaron Tveit
Eponine = Samantha Barks
Madame Thenardier = Helena Bonham Carter
Thenardier = Sasha Barron Cohen

The cast also includes Colm Wilkinson who appears as  The Bishop of Digne. Colm Wilkinson is best known for his performances as Jean Valjean in the Original London and Broadways Casts of Les Miserables.

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For you newcomers, "Les' Miserables" is a musical based on the novel by French poet and playwright, Victor Hugo.  It was first presented at a Paris sports arena in 1980, but closed after only three months.  In 1983, producer Cameron Mackintosh was asked to produce an English-language version of the show.  The opening night of "Les Miserables" at the Barbican  Theatre on 8 October 1985 was one of those extraordinary occasions when against all odds a theatrical alchemy took place that made everyone forget all the years of work and months of rehearsal - racing against the clock - that went into adapting Hugo's sweeping masterpiece for the musical stage.  After only a week of previews the show simply soared, and both the audience and the cast were elevated to a state of powerful emotion rarely seen in the theatre.

"Les Miserables" starts off in a prison in Toulon, France in 1815.  Jean Valjean is released on parole, but is socially condemned.  The Bishop of Digne offers him food and shelter.  He ends up stealing from the bishop and gets caught by the police.  The bishop lies to save him so he can begin a new life.  He assumes a new identity and becomes a wealthy owner and mayor of Montreuil-sur-Mer.  The musical continues to follow him through his life until his death.

The 25th Anniversary of "Les Miserables" was held on October 3, 2010 at the O2 in North Greenwich.  In 1985 and 2012 it won various Laurence Oliver Awards.  In 1987, it won many Tony Awards and Drama Desk Awards.  There are also many non-English language cast albums of the musical. 

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SEUSSICAL--The Musical

"The Cat in the Hat," Horton and more of Dr. Seuss' beloved characters are heading to London! !  "Seussical the Musical," based on the books of the famed children's author, will receive its West End premiere at Arts Theatre this holiday season.  Created by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty and Moonty Python's Eric Idle, "Seussical" opened at Broadway's Richard Rodgers Theatre and a 90-minute revival played off-Broadway in the summer of 2007.  During the short time in New York, "Seussical" featured several stars in the flashy role of The Cat in the Hat including Rosie O'Donnell, Cathy Rigby and Aaron Carter.

The London premier will feature choreography by Maddy Mutch, musical direction by Joe Morrow, set and costume design by Richard Evans and lighting design by Alexander Ridgers.

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