LES MISERABLES Celebrates 28 Years On West End Stage! Mackintosh & Company Attend
By: Pat Cerasaro Oct. 09, 2013
The West End's longest-running musical is celebrating yet another milestone in its peerless theatrical legacy: an astounding 28 years onstage!
LES MISERABLES producer Cameron Mackintosh attended a celebration marking the ceremonious occasion, complete with a vivid LES MIZ birthday cake emblazoned with the iconic logo of the mega-musical phenomenon.
Composers Claude-Michel Schonberg and Alain Boublil also arrived on the scene of the fete, posing for a snapshot alongside Mackintosh and cast members from the current London production - including Daniel Koek (Valjean), Tam Mutu (Javert) and Na-Young Jeon (Fantine).
LES MISERABLES originally opened October 8, 1985, at the Barbican Theatre. Subsequently, LES MISERABLES has been staged on Broadway and around the world, culminating in a hit feature film adaptation last year whose success has spawned an eagerly anticipated Broadway revival and a new Toronto production kicking off this month.
For more information, visit the official LES MISERABLES West End site here.
View the photos of Mackintosh, Schonberg, Boublil and company at LES MISERABLES 28th birthday below.
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