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There are not many musicals that can compare to Les Misérables, known affectionately as Les Mis.
Set in 19th-century France at the height of a bloody revolution, it’s a gripping tale of love, despair, sacrifice, and tragedy packed full of emotion.
It tells the story of convict Jean Valjean and his attempts to lead a normal life after being released from prison after almost 20 years behind bars whilst trying to evade relentless police officer Javert.
But when he saves Cosette, the child of a poor factory worker who is being kept as a slave by her innkeepers, his life changes completely.
As Cosette grows up she falls in love with Marius, a student planning a rebellion against the Parisian Government, and the destiny of every character becomes intertwined and unfolds at the height of a bloody and gruesome revolution.
Told entirely through a powerful musical score, featuring familiar songs “I Dreamed A Dream”, “Bring Him Home”, “One Day More” and “On My Own” – there’s no doubt Les Misérables will continue to stand the test of time.
Book to see Les Misérables with National Holidays now and find out why it is the most successful show of all time, winning multiple awards and seen by over 70 million people in 42 different countries.