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TykeMerc replied

30 March 2009, 00:46
I saw the stage musical a few years ago, I noticed that the seat in the theater was awfully uncomfortable. As soon as the production started I forgot all about the seat, the show was superb.

I'd happily go to see the show again, I hope the production and performance is as good as the one I saw.
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BrowneIssue replied

30 March 2009, 00:03
Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post

Is he related to Fat Les, that Britpop icon of the nineties?

What Les Dawson? Was his piano-playing Britpop?

Kewl.
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Doggy Styles replied

28 March 2009, 10:04
Miserable Les

Is he related to Fat Les, that Britpop icon of the nineties?
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NotAllThere started a topic Miserable Les

27 March 2009, 20:29
Miserable Les

Just watched the last quarter of Les Miserables (produced by froggy TV 2000), with Gerard Depardieu and John Malcovich. ( With subtitles - my French isn't that good , so it helps to read it as well as listen - probably somewhere there's a version with English subtitles, but I've not found it).

Because, with my hotel booking that I mentioned earlier - that night we're going to see the musical.

I've read the book as well.

It's rather good.
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