

2019·Music·3h
7.2
★



Seen by over 120 million people worldwide, Les Misérables is undisputedly one of the world’s most popular musicals. Coinciding with its 35th triumphant year in London’s West End, Cameron Mackintosh produced a spectacular sold-out staged concert version at the Gielgud Theatre featuring an all-star cast including Michael Ball, Alfie Boe, Carrie Hope Fletcher, Matt Lucas, and John Owen Jones. Featuring a cast and orchestra of over 65 and including the songs "I Dreamed A Dream," "Bring Him Home," "One Day More," and "On My Own," this sensational staged concert is not to be missed.
Directed by Nick Morris
concert film

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Cast

Alfie Boe
Jean Valjean

Michael Ball
Javert

Carrie Hope Fletcher
Fantine

Matt Lucas
Thénardier

Rob Houchen
Marius

Bradley Jaden
Enjolras

Katy Secombe
Madame Thénardier

Shan Ako
Éponine

Earl Carpenter

Holly-Anne Hull

Oliver Jackson

Ciaran Joyce
Crew

Alain Boublil
Writer

Claude-Michel Schönberg
Writer

Claude-Michel Schönberg
Original Music Composer

Cameron Mackintosh
Producer

Victor Hugo
Original Story
Popular Reviews
32 reviews
Idk
8.0★ · 05/24/26

I guess I can do this. The story was a mess, I gasped when Eponine walked on stage for when Valjean was going into afterlife, Javert having a soliloquy, like that doesn’t make sense at all. But the stage design was incredible. Actors and actresses were great, the guy playing Valjean had some fucking pipes. Best songs were do you hear the people sing, red and black, and on my own.
I guess I can do this. The story was a mess, I gasped when Eponine walked on stage for when Valjean was going into afterlife, Javert having a soliloquy, like that doesn’t make sense at all. But the stage design was incredible. Actors and actresses were great, the guy playing Valjean had some fucking pipes. Best songs were do you hear the people sing, red and black, and on my own.
Olive
10.0★ · 05/19/26

took me till the end to realise they performed this at the Gielgud Theatre which just made me question why they chose to do another staged concert instead of a proshot. is it too much to ask to be able to watch the actual show acted out without having to pay £40+ (plus travel) or watch the god awful movie or a shitty quality bootleg?? give the people what they want cameron mackintosh!!!
took me till the end to realise they performed this at the Gielgud Theatre which just made me question why they chose to do another staged concert instead of a proshot. is it too much to ask to be able to watch the actual show acted out without having to pay £40+ (plus travel) or watch the god awful movie or a shitty quality bootleg?? give the people what they want cameron mackintosh!!!
Patrick Bray
10.0★ · 04/15/26

This is a placeholder for the broadway musical, since apparently Letterboxd only has the "In Concert" versions, and also a bunch of film adaptations that aren't the 2012 one that I've never heard of before. Interesting. Anyway, this is the best stage musical of all time. A few things come a little close, but every time I listen to the soundtrack of this show, or see videos of a broadway performance of it, I'm just reminded of how perfect it is. Valjean and Javert are some of the best characters ever put to stage. Shoutout to Javert for representing us Baritones! I can't wait until I'm 30 so I can properly sing his songs. The music is incredible, and the singing is legendary, but the acting is really good too, there a lot of emotional moments in this show. So as good as the music is, and it's truly amazing, it's as good as everyone says it is. But I have to praise the writing of the book/story of the show itself. It's a fascinating story about redemption and love, and I will never forget it. A perfect adaptation of one of if not the greatest novels ever written. Also stop arguing about who the best Valjean is. They all kill it, and hot take, if Hugh Jackman didn't starve and dehydrate himself, cry while singing, or sing live on set, he would have been great too.
This is a placeholder for the broadway musical, since apparently Letterboxd only has the "In Concert" versions, and also a bunch of film adaptations that aren't the 2012 one that I've never heard of before. Interesting. Anyway, this is the best stage musical of all time. A few things come a little close, but every time I listen to the soundtrack of this show, or see videos of a broadway performance of it, I'm just reminded of how perfect it is. Valjean and Javert are some of the best characters ever put to stage. Shoutout to Javert for representing us Baritones! I can't wait until I'm 30 so I can properly sing his songs. The music is incredible, and the singing is legendary, but the acting is really good too, there a lot of emotional moments in this show. So as good as the music is, and it's truly amazing, it's as good as everyone says it is. But I have to praise the writing of the book/story of the show itself. It's a fascinating story about redemption and love, and I will never forget it. A perfect adaptation of one of if not the greatest novels ever written. Also stop arguing about who the best Valjean is. They all kill it, and hot take, if Hugh Jackman didn't starve and dehydrate himself, cry while singing, or sing live on set, he would have been great too.
Kate
10.0★ · 04/04/26

president of the bradley jaden fan club.
president of the bradley jaden fan club.
Sydney
10.0★ · 03/17/26

javert so obsessed with valjean he let it ruin his life. just kiss him and move on, my god
javert so obsessed with valjean he let it ruin his life. just kiss him and move on, my god