Les Misérables has arrived in Sydney and is now playing at the Capitol Theatre.
The show has been dubbed “a dynamic, enthralling spectacle” by Chris Hook, Jason Blake says it “will still knock you for six” and it is heralded as an “emotional tour de force” by Jo Litson.
See below for the full reviews from:
Daily Telegraph
Sydney Morning Herald; and
The Sunday Telegraph.
From this Thursday 26 March the Australian company of Cameron Mackintosh’s acclaimed new production of LES MISÉRABLES will storm the barricades of Sydney’s Capitol Theatre for its Gala Opening.
Cast of Les Misérables go from Shabby Chic to Stylish ahead of Sydney premiere.
The Capitol theatre will be bathed in a sea of red, white and blue
With “feet clapping, hollering, whistling and imploring the cast not to leave as the curtain finally fell,” the audience gave the cast a thunderous standing ovation after Wednesday’s opening night performance of Les Misérables at the Crown Theatre in Perth.
Described as a “must-see for long time Les Mis lovers and newcomers alike”, and
Listen to a clip of Eddie McGuire reporting live from New York City for Triple M Melbourne.
He catches up with Michael Cassel and they talk about the Melbourne season of Les Misérables and other successful Broadway shows that could potentially come to Australia.
Cameron Mackintosh’s acclaimed new production of Boublil & Schönberg’s legendary musical, LES MISÉRABLES will open at Sydney’s Capitol Theatre in March 2015.
Tickets go on-sale on Monday 25th August from Ticketmaster.
Hailed by Australian critics as “a theatrical triumph” and “one of the world’s greatest musicals”, this new production of the much-loved blockbuster musical
Check out this exclusive behind-the-scenes video from the photo shoot of the principal cast of Les Misérables last October. The cast was out of costume and looking glamorous before they began storming the barricades at Her Majesty’s Theatre. Tickets for the Melbourne and Perth seasons of Les Misérables are on-sale via
On Tuesday, Live Performance Australia announced Patricia Boggs as the recipient of the inaugural Sue Nattrass Award for her outstanding service to the Australian live performance industry.
The Sue Nattrass Award, which will be presented as part of the 2014 Helpmann Awards, is a new honour named in tribute to and commemorating the lifetime service of