“Any audience can connect to these things, and that is why I believe this show is so popular, 38 years after its premiere.”īased on French poet and novelist Victor Hugo’s book of the same name, the grand musical play about 19th-century France was an epic, yet intimate look at the haves and have-nots set against the backdrop of a violent revolutionary period. “For me, in today’s world, where everyone is fighting against injustice and looking for forgiveness and for a better life, the show offers resonant themes," said Cartell, the famed Broadway tenor.
“And ‘Les Mis’ is right on time, more relevant than ever,” said Nick Cartell, who plays “Jean Valjean” in the roadshow of “Les Misérables,” currently running at the Academy of Music until Jan. Bearded Ladies Cabaret intends to shock, offend and rattle your comfy cage.Sigma Kids' fandom for Bowie born of Modern Love.What do you miss most about Philly's recent past?.Now, five years later, things are a little bit rockier. The last time Philadelphia audiences saw playwrights Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg’s Tony Award-winning musical “Les Misérables” on a local stage, we lived in calmer socio-political times.
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