Les Miserables 20th June

[NotAllThere]

I've two stall tickets for the 19:30 performance at the Queen's theatre London. If you want them, pm me. I paid over £100 for them, but you can have them for whatever you want to offer.

I just want to make sure they'll be used by someone who'll appreciate them.

[DS23]

i love the book but the thought of people singing it makes me want to

hurl

[scooterscot]

Went to that show a few years ago - terrific!

'Do you hear people sing? Singing the songs of angry men'

You'd be knocking down the door at number 10 after watching..

[Troll]

I've two stall tickets for the 19:30 performance at the Queen's theatre London. If you want them, pm me. I paid over £100 for them, but you can have them for whatever you want to offer.

I just want to make sure they'll be used by someone who'll appreciate them.

I know this wont help - but I managed to take 5 people to Les Mis a couple of years ago for that price, courtesy of a London Evening Standard offer.
The seats were right at the front ..& it was a cracking show, I recommend the "Les Miserables (The Complete Symphonic Recording) - Original Cast" as a worthy CD momento

[NotAllThere]

I've got the CD and the DVD. Great stuff. I've even got the 6 hours TF1 production (non-musical), with Gerard Big-Hooter Depardieu and John Malkovitch. That's worth watching - but it's all in French...

I'm thinking of writing a pantomime version...

Come on - there must be someone who wants the tickets.

[oracleslave]

I've seen it, sort of. Missed the last 30min as I managed to fall asleep in a very uncomfortable chair.

[interested]

I've two stall tickets for the 19:30 performance at the Queen's theatre London. If you want them, pm me. I paid over £100 for them, but you can have them for whatever you want to offer.

I just want to make sure they'll be used by someone who'll appreciate them.

I got taken to Les Mis a year or so ago. I'm not a big musical fan but I have to say it was utter tulip. I almost walked out at the interval.

There were actually people crying and doing a standing ovation at the end. I fear for the future of this country; we are descending into the cultural gutter far too rapidly.

[NotAllThere]

I got taken to Les Mis a year or so ago. I'm not a big musical fan but I have to say it was utter tulip. I almost walked out at the interval.

There were actually people crying and doing a standing ovation at the end. I fear for the future of this country; we are descending into the cultural gutter far too rapidly.

Each to their own. It's been a massive hit whereever it has been staged. Cultural gutter is a bit strong. You're not a cultural snob are you? "If it ain't subsidised, it ain't art"?

[TykeMerc]

I've got the CD and the DVD. Great stuff. I've even got the 6 hours TF1 production (non-musical), with Gerard Big-Hooter Depardieu and John Malkovitch. That's worth watching - but it's all in French...

I'm thinking of writing a pantomime version...

Come on - there must be someone who wants the tickets.

I'd take them, but I can't do London that week. I saw it staged about 10 years back, it was superb.

[scooterscot]

I fear for the future of this country; we are descending into the cultural gutter far too rapidly.

You fear, how do you think I feel after reading that?!!