Les Mis�rables

Victor Hugo's passionate and epic tale of social injustice, class conflict, love and revolt in nineteenth-century France is brought to exciting theatrical life in this intense adaptation. Using conventions of "Poor Theatre" - small cast; simple, flexible settings; clear, uncluttered storytelling and a strong political sensibility - the play follows its many vividly-drawn characters through a story spanning several years with pace and economy.3 women, 6 men

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