“Les Misérables” has won over 140 major theater awards including eight Tony Awards and five Drama Desk Awards. The show also won the 2017 Whatsonstage Award for Best West End show.

“Les Miserables” still travels with a massive cast of around 40 performers, but Robb emphasized that the show is purposely “less epically scaled” than it was in the 1980s.

The Les Misérables soundtrack is probably one of the most iconic in theater. I think it's even more iconic than Wicked (which is also getting a movie adaptation) or even The Phantom of the Opera.

“Les Miserables” remains immensely popular and just plain immense. It remains such a vivid spectacle that it’s hard to believe that the show hasn’t been at The Bushnell for seven years.

‘Les Misérables’ Review: Breathtaking Production Dazzles L.A. With Powerhouse Ensemble Hollywood Pantages Theatre; 2,703 seats. Opened August 3, 2023. Reviewed August 3.

To date, Les Misérables remains the 6th longest-running Broadway production of all time. Les Misérables is written by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg and is based on the novel by ...

Emerson Mae Chan, 9, pictured (right) outside of a “Les Misérables" marquee. Emmy Chan is performing as little Cosette and young Eponine in the national Broadway tour of “Les Misérables.” ...

Les Misérables will then play two weeks in Costa Mesa at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts from September 19 -October 1, 2023, with tickets available at www.scfta.org and by phone at 1-714-556-2787.

“Les Misérables,” the centerpiece of the president’s Kennedy Center fundraiser, has had broad appeal across the political spectrum over four decades.

Review: “Les Misérables” (4 stars) When: Through March 5 Where: Cadillac Palace Theatre, 151 W. Randolph St. Running time: 3 hours Tickets: $55-$136 at 800-775-2000 and www.broadwayinchicago.com ...

Les Mis will perform at the Des Moines Civic Center from Feb. 27 to March 3. From beloved songs like "One Day More" and "I Dreamed a Dream," maestro Will Curry and an orchestra of 14 players run ...

While the version of “Les Miserables” that landed at the Saroyan has jettisoned the massive rotating stage in favor of nifty projected images and a scaled-down, if still impressive on-stage ...