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Première preview: Inconnu
Première: vendredi 16 juin 1978
Dernière: Inconnu

Allen Sheila (Alice), Derrington Richard (Allan), Moss Myrtle (Christine), James Emrys (Edgar), Morris Deirdra (Jenny), Baxter Lynsey (Judith), David Alan (Kurt), Bertenshaw Michael (Lieutenant), Moss Myrtle (Old Woman) 

Un spectacle de la RSC.  (plus) 

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: jeudi 08 mai 1980
Dernière: Inconnu

Threlfall David (Abraham Slender), Tracy Susan (Alice Ford), Harrison Cathryn (Anne Page), Tyrrell Norman (Bardolph), Hutchings Geoffrey (Dr Caius), Gecks Nicholas (Fenton), Kingsley Ben (Frank Ford), Peck Bob (George Page), Kightley Timothy (Host of the Garter), Meredith David Lloyd (Hugh Evans), Tandy Mark (John), Downs Jane (Margaret Page), Kaye Lila (Mistress Quickly), Kempner Teddy (Nym), Spall Timothy (Peter Simple), McEnery John (Pistol), Harvey Terence (Robert), Godfrey Patrick (Robert Shallow), Fletcher Dexter (Robin), East Ian (Rugby), Gill Alan (Servant), Rashbrook Stephen (Servant), King Shirley (Serving woman), Townley Hilary (Serving woman), Woodvine John (Sir John Falstaff), Holender Daniel (William Page (alt)), Murray Dicon (William Page (alt)) 

Un spectacle de la RSC.  (plus) 

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: samedi 21 juin 1980
Dernière: sam 26 juillet 1980

Rashbrook Stephen (Alphonse), Dench Jeffery (Arthur Gride), Rashbrook Stephen (Belling), Kempner Teddy (Benjamin), Tandy Mark (Bolder), Pollitt Clyde (Brooker), Hawkins Andrew (Captain Adams), Crowden Graham (Casino Proprietor), Meredith David Lloyd (Charles Cheeryble), Pollitt Clyde (Coachman), Hawkins Andrew (Coates), Matshikiza John (Cobbey), Tyrrell Norman (Colonel Chowser), Spall Timothy (Croupier), Bertish Suzanne (Fanny Squeers), Jones Griffith (Flunkey), Kightley Timothy (Flunkey), Ravenscroft Christopher (Frank Cheeryble), Kingsley Ben (Furious Gentleman), Gill Alan (George), Gill Alan (Graymarsh), Travers-Deacon Clare (Hannah), Petherbridge Edward (Hawk's Rival), Peasgood Julie (Infant Phenomenon), Godfrey Patrick (Irate Gentleman), Gecks Nicholas (Jackson), Harvey Terence (Jennings), Peck Bob (John Browdie), Littler Susan (Kate Nickleby), Gill Alan (Keeper), Dench Jeffery (Landlord), Gecks Nicholas (Lord Verisopht), Whiteley Thelma (Madame Mantalini), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Madeline Bray), Godfrey Patrick (Man Next Door), Tandy Mark (Master Crummles), Phillips Neil (McTaggart), Bertish Suzanne (Milliner), Bower Sharon (Milliner), East Ian (Milliner), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Milliner), Harrison Cathryn (Milliner), Maxwell William (Milliner), Peasgood Julie (Milliner), Rashbrook Stephen (Milliner), Travers-Deacon Clare (Milliner), Dale Janet (Miss Belvawney), Bower Sharon (Miss Bravassa), Travers-Deacon Clare (Miss Gazingi), Downs Jane (Miss Green), Dale Janet (Miss Knag), Hill Rose (Miss La Creevy), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Miss Ledrock), Harrison Cathryn (Miss Petowker), Bertish Suzanne (Miss Snevellicci), Ravenscroft Christopher (Mobbs), Travers-Deacon Clare (Morleena Kenwigs), Rashbrook Stephen (Mr Bane), Dench Jeffery (Mr Blightey), Harvey Terence (Mr Bonney), East Ian (Mr Crowl), Rees Hubert (Mr Curdle), Dench Jeffery (Mr Cutler), Jones Griffith (Mr Fluggers), Spall Timothy (Mr Folair), Hawkins Andrew (Mr Hetherington), Godfrey Patrick (Mr Kenwigs), Phillips Neil (Mr Lenville), Kightley Timothy (Mr Lillyvick), McEnery John (Mr Mantalini), Maxwell William (Mr Pailey), Kempner Teddy (Mr Pluck), Matshikiza John (Mr Pyke), Maxwell William (Mr Snawley), McEnery John (Mr Snevellicci), Ravenscroft Christopher (Mr Snobb), Kingsley Ben (Mr Squeers), Kingsley Ben (Mr Wagstaff), Horn Roderick (Mr Wititterley), Kaye Lila (Mrs Crummles), Littler Susan (Mrs Curdle), Dale Janet (Mrs Cutler), Hill Rose (Mrs Grudden), King Shirley (Mrs Kenwigs), Bower Sharon (Mrs Kenwigs' Sister), King Shirley (Mrs Lenville), Downs Jane (Mrs Nickleby), Dale Janet (Mrs Snawley), Whiteley Thelma (Mrs Snevellicci), Kaye Lila (Mrs Squeers), Dale Janet (Mrs Wititterley), Hawkins Andrew (Muffinboy), Rees Hubert (Ned Cheeryble), Petherbridge Edward (Newman Noggs), Rees Roger (Nicholas Nickleby), Whiteley Thelma (Nurse), Jones Griffith (Old Lord), Bower Sharon (Opera Singer), Hawkins Andrew (Opera Singer), Woodvine John (Opera Singer), Bertish Suzanne (Peg Sliderskew), Kempner Teddy (Percy Crummles), Kempner Teddy (Peters), Harrison Cathryn (Phib), Bower Sharon (Pitcher), Hawkins Andrew (Policeman), Tandy Mark (Policeman), Horn Roderick (Pugstyles), Woodvine John (Ralph), Bower Sharon (Rich Lady), King Shirley (Rich Lady), East Ian (Roberts), Pollitt Clyde (Scaley), Meredith David Lloyd (Sir Matthew Pupker), Peck Bob (Sir Mulberry Hawk), Threlfall David (Smike), Dale Janet (Snawley Major), Travers-Deacon Clare (Snawley Minor), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Sprouter), Hill Rose (Stout Lady), Kightley Timothy (Surgeon), Jones Griffith (Tim Linkinwater), Kempner Teddy (Tix), Maxwell William (Tomkins), Horn Roderick (Umpire), Crowden Graham (Vincent Crummles), Bower Sharon (Waitress), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Waitress), Tyrrell Norman (Walter Bray), Phillips Neil (Westwood), McEnery John (William), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Young Fiancee), Spall Timothy (Young Wackford), Travers-Deacon Clare (Young Woman) 

Un spectacle de la RSC.  (plus) 

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: samedi 22 novembre 1980
Dernière: sam 03 janvier 1981

Rashbrook Stephen (Alphonse), Dench Jeffery (Arthur Gride), Rashbrook Stephen (Belling), Kempner Teddy (Benjamin), Tandy Mark (Bolder), Pollitt Clyde (Brooker), Hawkins Andrew (Captain Adams), Crowden Graham (Casino Proprietor), Meredith David Lloyd (Charles Cheeryble), Pollitt Clyde (Coachman), Hawkins Andrew (Coates), Matshikiza John (Cobbey), Tyrrell Norman (Colonel Chowser), Spall Timothy (Croupier), Bertish Suzanne (Fanny Squeers), Jones Griffith (Flunkey), Kightley Timothy (Flunkey), Ravenscroft Christopher (Frank Cheeryble), Kingsley Ben (Furious Gentleman), Gill Alan (George), Gill Alan (Graymarsh), Travers-Deacon Clare (Hannah), Petherbridge Edward (Hawk's Rival), Peasgood Julie (Infant Phenomenon), Godfrey Patrick (Irate Gentleman), Gecks Nicholas (Jackson), Harvey Terence (Jennings), Peck Bob (John Browdie), Littler Susan (Kate Nickleby), Gill Alan (Keeper), Dench Jeffery (Landlord), Gecks Nicholas (Lord Verisopht), Whiteley Thelma (Madame Mantalini), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Madeline Bray), Godfrey Patrick (Man Next Door), Tandy Mark (Master Crummles), Phillips Neil (McTaggart), Bertish Suzanne (Milliner), Bower Sharon (Milliner), East Ian (Milliner), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Milliner), Harrison Cathryn (Milliner), Maxwell William (Milliner), Peasgood Julie (Milliner), Rashbrook Stephen (Milliner), Travers-Deacon Clare (Milliner), Dale Janet (Miss Belvawney), Bower Sharon (Miss Bravassa), Travers-Deacon Clare (Miss Gazingi), Downs Jane (Miss Green), Dale Janet (Miss Knag), Hill Rose (Miss La Creevy), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Miss Ledrock), Harrison Cathryn (Miss Petowker), Bertish Suzanne (Miss Snevellicci), Ravenscroft Christopher (Mobbs), Travers-Deacon Clare (Morleena Kenwigs), Rashbrook Stephen (Mr Bane), Dench Jeffery (Mr Blightey), Harvey Terence (Mr Bonney), East Ian (Mr Crowl), Rees Hubert (Mr Curdle), Dench Jeffery (Mr Cutler), Jones Griffith (Mr Fluggers), Spall Timothy (Mr Folair), Hawkins Andrew (Mr Hetherington), Godfrey Patrick (Mr Kenwigs), Phillips Neil (Mr Lenville), Kightley Timothy (Mr Lillyvick), McEnery John (Mr Mantalini), Maxwell William (Mr Pailey), Kempner Teddy (Mr Pluck), Matshikiza John (Mr Pyke), Maxwell William (Mr Snawley), McEnery John (Mr Snevellicci), Ravenscroft Christopher (Mr Snobb), Kingsley Ben (Mr Squeers), Kingsley Ben (Mr Wagstaff), Horn Roderick (Mr Wititterley), Kaye Lila (Mrs Crummles), Littler Susan (Mrs Curdle), Dale Janet (Mrs Cutler), Hill Rose (Mrs Grudden), King Shirley (Mrs Kenwigs), Bower Sharon (Mrs Kenwigs' Sister), King Shirley (Mrs Lenville), Downs Jane (Mrs Nickleby), Dale Janet (Mrs Snawley), Whiteley Thelma (Mrs Snevellicci), Kaye Lila (Mrs Squeers), Dale Janet (Mrs Wititterley), Hawkins Andrew (Muffinboy), Rees Hubert (Ned Cheeryble), Petherbridge Edward (Newman Noggs), Rees Roger (Nicholas Nickleby), Whiteley Thelma (Nurse), Jones Griffith (Old Lord), Bower Sharon (Opera Singer), Hawkins Andrew (Opera Singer), Woodvine John (Opera Singer), Bertish Suzanne (Peg Sliderskew), Kempner Teddy (Percy Crummles), Kempner Teddy (Peters), Harrison Cathryn (Phib), Bower Sharon (Pitcher), Hawkins Andrew (Policeman), Tandy Mark (Policeman), Horn Roderick (Pugstyles), Woodvine John (Ralph), Bower Sharon (Rich Lady), King Shirley (Rich Lady), East Ian (Roberts), Pollitt Clyde (Scaley), Meredith David Lloyd (Sir Matthew Pupker), Peck Bob (Sir Mulberry Hawk), Threlfall David (Smike), Dale Janet (Snawley Major), Travers-Deacon Clare (Snawley Minor), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Sprouter), Hill Rose (Stout Lady), Kightley Timothy (Surgeon), Jones Griffith (Tim Linkinwater), Kempner Teddy (Tix), Maxwell William (Tomkins), Horn Roderick (Umpire), Crowden Graham (Vincent Crummles), Bower Sharon (Waitress), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Waitress), Tyrrell Norman (Walter Bray), Phillips Neil (Westwood), McEnery John (William), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Young Fiancee), Spall Timothy (Young Wackford), Travers-Deacon Clare (Young Woman) 

Un spectacle de la RSC.  (plus) 

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: jeudi 23 avril 1981
Dernière: sam 20 juin 1981

Rashbrook Stephen (Alphonse), Dench Jeffery (Arthur Gride), Rashbrook Stephen (Belling), Kempner Teddy (Benjamin), Tandy Mark (Bolder), Pollitt Clyde (Brooker), Hawkins Andrew (Captain Adams), Crowden Graham (Casino Proprietor), Meredith David Lloyd (Charles Cheeryble), Pollitt Clyde (Coachman), Hawkins Andrew (Coates), Matshikiza John (Cobbey), Tyrrell Norman (Colonel Chowser), Spall Timothy (Croupier), Bertish Suzanne (Fanny Squeers), Jones Griffith (Flunkey), Kightley Timothy (Flunkey), Ravenscroft Christopher (Frank Cheeryble), Kingsley Ben (Furious Gentleman), Gill Alan (George), Gill Alan (Graymarsh), Travers-Deacon Clare (Hannah), Petherbridge Edward (Hawk's Rival), Peasgood Julie (Infant Phenomenon), Godfrey Patrick (Irate Gentleman), Gecks Nicholas (Jackson), Harvey Terence (Jennings), Peck Bob (John Browdie), Littler Susan (Kate Nickleby), Gill Alan (Keeper), Dench Jeffery (Landlord), Gecks Nicholas (Lord Verisopht), Whiteley Thelma (Madame Mantalini), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Madeline Bray), Godfrey Patrick (Man Next Door), Tandy Mark (Master Crummles), Phillips Neil (McTaggart), Bertish Suzanne (Milliner), Bower Sharon (Milliner), East Ian (Milliner), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Milliner), Harrison Cathryn (Milliner), Maxwell William (Milliner), Peasgood Julie (Milliner), Rashbrook Stephen (Milliner), Travers-Deacon Clare (Milliner), Dale Janet (Miss Belvawney), Bower Sharon (Miss Bravassa), Travers-Deacon Clare (Miss Gazingi), Downs Jane (Miss Green), Dale Janet (Miss Knag), Hill Rose (Miss La Creevy), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Miss Ledrock), Harrison Cathryn (Miss Petowker), Bertish Suzanne (Miss Snevellicci), Ravenscroft Christopher (Mobbs), Travers-Deacon Clare (Morleena Kenwigs), Rashbrook Stephen (Mr Bane), Dench Jeffery (Mr Blightey), Harvey Terence (Mr Bonney), East Ian (Mr Crowl), Rees Hubert (Mr Curdle), Dench Jeffery (Mr Cutler), Jones Griffith (Mr Fluggers), Spall Timothy (Mr Folair), Hawkins Andrew (Mr Hetherington), Godfrey Patrick (Mr Kenwigs), Phillips Neil (Mr Lenville), Kightley Timothy (Mr Lillyvick), McEnery John (Mr Mantalini), Maxwell William (Mr Pailey), Kempner Teddy (Mr Pluck), Matshikiza John (Mr Pyke), Maxwell William (Mr Snawley), McEnery John (Mr Snevellicci), Ravenscroft Christopher (Mr Snobb), Kingsley Ben (Mr Squeers), Kingsley Ben (Mr Wagstaff), Horn Roderick (Mr Wititterley), Kaye Lila (Mrs Crummles), Littler Susan (Mrs Curdle), Dale Janet (Mrs Cutler), Hill Rose (Mrs Grudden), King Shirley (Mrs Kenwigs), Bower Sharon (Mrs Kenwigs' Sister), King Shirley (Mrs Lenville), Downs Jane (Mrs Nickleby), Dale Janet (Mrs Snawley), Whiteley Thelma (Mrs Snevellicci), Kaye Lila (Mrs Squeers), Dale Janet (Mrs Wititterley), Hawkins Andrew (Muffinboy), Rees Hubert (Ned Cheeryble), Petherbridge Edward (Newman Noggs), Rees Roger (Nicholas Nickleby), Whiteley Thelma (Nurse), Jones Griffith (Old Lord), Bower Sharon (Opera Singer), Hawkins Andrew (Opera Singer), Woodvine John (Opera Singer), Bertish Suzanne (Peg Sliderskew), Kempner Teddy (Percy Crummles), Kempner Teddy (Peters), Harrison Cathryn (Phib), Bower Sharon (Pitcher), Hawkins Andrew (Policeman), Tandy Mark (Policeman), Horn Roderick (Pugstyles), Woodvine John (Ralph), Bower Sharon (Rich Lady), King Shirley (Rich Lady), East Ian (Roberts), Pollitt Clyde (Scaley), Meredith David Lloyd (Sir Matthew Pupker), Peck Bob (Sir Mulberry Hawk), Threlfall David (Smike), Dale Janet (Snawley Major), Travers-Deacon Clare (Snawley Minor), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Sprouter), Hill Rose (Stout Lady), Kightley Timothy (Surgeon), Jones Griffith (Tim Linkinwater), Kempner Teddy (Tix), Maxwell William (Tomkins), Horn Roderick (Umpire), Crowden Graham (Vincent Crummles), Bower Sharon (Waitress), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Waitress), Tyrrell Norman (Walter Bray), Phillips Neil (Westwood), McEnery John (William), Hammond-Hill Juliet (Young Fiancee), Spall Timothy (Young Wackford), Travers-Deacon Clare (Young Woman) 

Un spectacle de la RSC.  (plus) 

781 représentations 

Première preview: ven 26 mars 1982
Première: mercredi 07 avril 1982
Dernière: sam 31 mars 1984

Marti Webb & Wayne Sleep
with Linda-Mae Brewer, Jane Darling, Andrea Durant, Linda Gibbs, Claude-Paul Henry, Andy Norman, Sandy Strallen, Paul Tomkinson 

This was a show in two parts. The “song” half was a song-cycle called “Tell Me on a Sunday” - a simple tale of a young English woman in New York and the trials and tribulations she experiences through a series of unhappy love affairs. This was performed by Marti Webb. The second half was called “Variations”, a suite of variations on a theme by Paganini, and was interpreted in dance by Wayne Sleep and a team of eight dancers. (During the long run the Marti Webb role was taken over by Gemma Craven, Lulu and Liz Robertson. Wayne Sleep’s role was later danced by Stephen Jeffries, Graham Fletcher, John Meehan and Paul Tomkinson)  (plus) 

63 représentations 

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: mardi 08 octobre 1985
Dernière: sam 23 novembre 1985

Colm Wilkinson (Jean Valjean), Roger Allam (Javert), Patti LuPone (Fantine), Michael Ball (Marius), Francis Ruffelle (Eponine), Alun Armstrong (Thenardier), Susan-Jane Tanner (Mme. Thenardier), Clive Carter, Ian Calvin, Dave Willets, Jackie Marks, Peter Polycarpou, Keith Burns 

10000 représentations 

Première preview: mar 08 octobre 1985
Première: samedi 23 novembre 1985
Dernière: Open end

After 19 years at the Palace Theatre the production was moved to the smaller Queen’s Theatre (the Palace needed considerable renovation to meet safety standards). In order to fit into the new space the scenery was reduced in size and the physical production needed shrinking. The most controversial aspect of the move was the size of the orchestra. The Palace pit accommodated 21 musicians, but the Queen’s could only hold 11. The rest of the sound was provided by a computer. The Musicians Union threatened a strike, but capitulated when Cameron Mackintosh claimed the only alternative was to close the show. The critics generally agreed that the “reduced” version had suffered no loss of richness or texture, and the new orchestral sound was perfectly satisfactory thanks to the new-fangled “Sinfonia” computer. Having now been seen by more than 50 million people in 38 countries and 21 languages, “Les Mis” had now become the most successful musical of all time.  (plus) 

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: mercredi 04 décembre 1985
Dernière: sam 27 mars 2004

  11 previews & 6680 représentations 

Première preview: sam 28 février 1987
Première: jeudi 12 mars 1987
Dernière: dim 18 mai 2003

Première preview: jeu 15 septembre 1988
Première: jeudi 15 septembre 1988
Dernière: sam 31 mars 1990

Reinhard Brussmann (Jean Valjean), Norbert Lamla (Javert), Sona MacDonald (Fantine), Martina Dorak (Cosette), Jane Comerford (Eponine), Susanne Altschul (Madame Thénardier), Franz Csencsits (Monsieur Thénardier), Alexander Diepold (Enjolras), Felix Martin (Marius), Paul Welterlen (Grantaire/Bamatabois), Peter Thunhart (Combeferre), Thomas Sigwald (Feuilly), Dean Welterlen (Montparnasse), Henri Menendez (Courfeyrac), Stefan Huber (Jean Prouvaire/Zuhälter), Marcello de Nardo (Babet), Doug Jones (Joly), Jesse Webb (Claquesous/Zuhälter), John Wiseman (Brujon/Vorarbeiter), Peter Zeug (Bischof/Lesgles), Marika Lichter (Alte Bettlerin/1. Hure), Annika Bruhns (Hure/Fabrikarbeiterin), Ester Stein (Hure/Fabrikarbeiterin), Morenike Fadayomi (Straßenjunge 1), Andrea Weiss (Straßenjunge 2), Michaela Fussi (1. Fabrikarbeiterin), Ruth Hale (Alte Frau/Fabrikarbeiterin), Patricia Simpson (Junge Prostituierte), Aris Sas (Gavroche), Leni Tanzer (Kleine Cosette), Jasmin Madwar (Kleine Eponine) 

45 représentations 

Première preview: mer 25 avril 1990
Première: mercredi 25 avril 1990
Dernière: sam 30 juin 1990

Marti Webb & Wayne Sleep 

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: mardi 08 janvier 1991
Dernière: sam 06 avril 1991

Ken Page {God), Martin Smith (Adam), Shezwae Powell (Eve), Richard Lloyd-King (Snake), Adrian Beaumont {Cain), Kevin Colson {Noah), Ruthie Henshall, Frances Ruffelle 

'The opening of Children of Eden in the West End of London coincided with the start of war with Iraq and one of the worst slumps in audience attendence in recent years; as a result this spectacular musical was unable to find its audience.
Mais ce n'est pas le seul problème…
A “new biblical musical” told the story of the Old Testament from the Creation until just after the Flood. In a kind of throwback to the earlier success of Stephen Schwartz’s “Godspell”, the characters appeared in cute costumes, some of them appearing as cute, furry little animals. God and Eve were portrayed as jolly black performers, and Cain’s slaying of Abel was performed “in the humdrum context of a family spat”. The scenery was domed scaffolding, with disco and laser effects, and according to one critic: “The Garden of Eden was decorated in tatty hanging drapes and was like unto the current state of Liberty’s in its carpet and fabric sales department”. With very mixed critical reaction, the general cry was “Where is the nearest Exodus”? The show lost all its investment and closed after ten weeks.  (plus) 

Première preview: jeu 28 février 1991
Première: jeudi 28 février 1991
Dernière: dim 20 octobre 1991

Première preview: mer 23 octobre 1991
Première: mercredi 23 octobre 1991
Dernière: dim 24 mai 1992

Robert Marien (Valjean), Patrick Rocca (Javert), Laurent Gendron (Thenardier), Julien Combey (Enjolras), Jérôme Pradon (Marius), Stephanie Martin (Eponine), Marie France Roussel (Mme Thenardier), Louise Pitre (Fantine), Marie Zamora (Cosette), Renaud Marx (Grantaire) 

Première preview: ven 06 décembre 1991
Première: vendredi 06 décembre 1991
Dernière: dim 08 mars 1992

Jean Valjean: Henk Poort, Ronald Beerepoot, Robert Valter / Javert: Ernst Daniël Smid, Peter De Smet, Bas Groenenberg / Enjolras: Bill van Dijk, Uwe Kröger, Rik Luycx, Alberto ter Doest / Marius: Danny de Munk, Dennis Kivit, Rolf Koster, Edwin de Jongh / Fantine: Pia Douwes, Betty Vermeulen, Lizzy Haslinghuis / Cosette: Joke de Kruijf, Margot Giselle, Marika Lansen / Eponine: Vera Mann, Marika Lansen, Marjolein Spijkers / Monsieur Thénardier: Paul de Leeuw, Door van Boeckel, Bert Luttjeboer, Arthur Schlemper, Filip Bolluyt / Madame Thénardier: Simone Kleinsma, Irene Kuiper, Doris Baaten 

Prolongation des représentations jouées depuis le 28/2/1991 au Carré Theater d'Amsterdam  (plus) 

57 représentations devant 31156 spectateurs

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: jeudi 18 février 1993
Dernière: sam 21 août 1993

(Education Department)  (plus) 

Première preview: mer 07 avril 1993
Première: mercredi 07 avril 1993
Dernière: Inconnu

Paul Jesson (Peachum), Susan-Jane Tanner (Mrs Peachum), Elizabeth Renihan (Polly Peachum), David Burt (Macheath), Samantha Shaw (Jenny Diver), Jenny Russell (Lucy Lockitt), Anthony O’Donnell (Lockitt) 

This is an adaptation of John Gay’s masterpiece by John Caird and the composer Ilona Sekacz, first performed at the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1992. It opened at the Swan Theatre on 7th April and played in repertoire for the whole of the 1992 season. It then transferred to the Barbican Theatre in London, opening on the 7th April 1993.
This revival was very much in the “Les Miserables” style, and was described as “low life augmented by high camp”.  (plus) 

81 représentations devant 57050 spectateurs

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: jeudi 07 juillet 1994
Dernière: sam 03 décembre 1994

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: vendredi 26 janvier 1996
Dernière: dim 28 novembre 1999

98 représentations devant 29222 spectateurs

Première preview: mer 24 janvier 1996
Première: jeudi 01 février 1996
Dernière: sam 17 août 1996

Antony Sher, Selina Cadell, Deborah Findlay, Selina Cadel ,Anna Chancellor David Collings, Avril Elgar , Richard Howard, Stephanie Jacob, Nicola King, Pip Torrens 

95 représentations devant 99780 spectateurs

Première preview: lun 08 décembre 1997
Première: mardi 16 décembre 1997
Dernière: sam 11 avril 1998

2 séries:
> Olivier (16/12/1997 - 11/4/1998) 95 représ devant 99.780 spect
> Olivier (17/12/1998 - 20/2/1999) 80 représ devant 63.777 spect

soit 175 représ devant 163.557 spect  (plus) 

Première preview: dim 24 mai 1998
Première: dimanche 24 mai 1998
Dernière: dim 25 avril 1999

80 représentations devant 63777 spectateurs

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: jeudi 17 décembre 1998
Dernière: sam 20 février 1999

2 séries:
> Olivier (16/12/1997 - 11/4/1998) 95 représ devant 99.780 spect
> Olivier (17/12/1998 - 20/2/1999) 80 représ devant 63.777 spect

soit 175 représ devant 163.557 spect  (plus) 

85 représentations devant 52531 spectateurs

Première preview: ven 28 mai 1999
Première: jeudi 03 juin 1999
Dernière: sam 13 novembre 1999

Patricia Hodge (Lady Franklin) , Roger Allam, David Arneil, Jasper Britton, Michael Bryant, Robert Burt, Martin Xhamberlain, Jim Creighton, Ruddy L Davis, Simon Day, Victoria Hamilton, Jack James, Samantha lavender, Liam McKenna, Charles Millham, Sophie Okenedo, Denis Quilley, Elizabeth Renihan, Clive Rowe, Simon Russell Beale, Aislinn Sands, Myra Sands, David Weston 

59 représentations devant 51437 spectateurs

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: mardi 05 septembre 2000
Dernière: mar 23 janvier 2001

Simon Russell Beale as 'Hamlet' , Cathryn Bradshaw as 'Ophelia', Sara Kestelman as 'Gertrude, Peter McEnery as 'Claudius' and Denis Quilley as 'Polonius', Simon Day, Ken Oxtoby, Chloe Angharad, Paul Brazely, Martin Chamberlain, Edward Gower, Guy Lankester, Sylvester Morand, Janet Spencer-Turner, Christopher Staines, Michael Wildman. 

2 séries
> L}ltelton (5/9/2000 - 23/1/2001) 59 rteprés devant 51.437 spect
> Olivier (11/6 - 5/7/2001) 17 performances rerpés  (plus) 

17 représentations 

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: lundi 11 juin 2001
Dernière: jeu 05 juillet 2001

Simon Russell-Beale, Denis Quilley, Sara Kestelman, Chloe Angharad, Paul Bazely, Catheryn Bradshaw, Martin Chamberlain, Simon Day, Edward Gower, Guy Lankester, Peter McEnery, Syvester Morand, Ken Oxtoby, Janet Spencer-Turner, Christopher Staines, MIchael Wildman. 

2 séries
> L}ltelton (5/9/2000 - 23/1/2001) 59 rteprés devant 51.437 spect
> Olivier (11/6 - 5/7/2001) 17 performances rerpés  (plus) 

64 représentations devant 20009 spectateurs

Première preview: Inconnu
Première: jeudi 09 août 2001
Dernière: jeu 06 décembre 2001

Première preview: ven 26 septembre 2003
Première: vendredi 26 septembre 2003
Dernière: ven 31 décembre 2004

Olegg Vynnyk (Jean Valjean), Uwe Kröger (Javert), Ann Christin Elverum (Fantine), Vera Bolten (Eponine / Cover Fantine), Lucius Wolter (Marius), Martin Pasching (Enjolras), Ulrich Wiggers (Monsieur Thénardier), Heike Wiltrud Schmitz (Madame Thénardier), Valerie Link (Cosette), Eva Maria Bender (Cover Fabrikarbeiterin / Swing), Kasper Holmboe (Bischof von Digne / Cover Jean Valjean / Cover Javert / Ensemble), Marcus Hezel (Feuilly / Cover Enjolras / Ensemble), Nico Gaik (Joly / Ensemble), Seth Lerner (Bamatabois / Coureferac / Cover Jean Valjean / Ensemble), Karim Khawatmi (Grantaire / Fabrikarbeiter / Cover Javert / Cover Bischof von Digne / Ensemble), Chris Murray (Claquesous / Cover Jean Valjean / Cover Javert / Ensemble), Oliver Mülich (Babet / Cover Monsieur Thénardier / Cover Bamatabois / Cover Bischof von Digne / Ensemble), Tim Reichwein (Combeferre / Cover Marius / Cover Bischof von Digne / Cover Fabrikarbeiter / Ensemble), Christian Schleicher (Brujon / Fabrikarbeiter / Swing), Carl van Wegberg (Montparnasse / Cover Marius / Cover Bamatabois / Ensemble), Christiane Heinke (Fabrikarbeiterin / Cover Fantine / Ensemble), Tilmann von Blomberg (Pouvraire / Cover Monsieur Thénardier / Cover Fabrikarbeiter / Cover Grantaire / Ensemble), Mark Derichs (Cover Enjolras / Cover Grantaire / Swing), Henriette Grawwert (Cover Eponine / Cover Fabrikarbeiterin / Ensemble), Patricia Gressley (Cover Madame Thénardier / Ensemble), Monica Gugganig (Cover Fantine / Ensemble), Jessica Kessler (Cover Eponine / Ensemble), Christian Alexander Müller (Cover Enjolras / Swing), Claudie Reinhard (Cover Madame Thénardier / Swing), Veit Schäfermeier (Cover Monsieur Thénardier / Swing), Liv Eirin Pedersen (Cover Eponine / Ensemble), Tillmann Schnieders (Cover Marius / Swing), Heidelinde Schuster (Cover Cosette / Swing), Jana Stelley (Cover Eponine / Ensemble), Ina Trabesinger (Cover Cosette / Ensemble), Wiebke Wiedeck (Cover Madame Thénardier / Ensemble), Wiebke Wötzel (Cover Cosette / Ensemble), Thomas Hurter (Ensemble), Philipp Hägeli (Swing), Timo Röder (Swing) 

10000 représentations 

Première preview: dim 04 avril 2004
Première: lundi 12 avril 2004
Dernière: Open end

Daniel Koek (Jean Valjean), Tam Mutu (Javert), Samantha Dorsey (Cosette), Cameron Blakely (Thenardier), Na-Young Jeon (Fantine) , Rob Houchen (Marius) Anton Zetterholm (Enjolras), Carrie Hope Fletcher (Eponine), Wendy Ferguson (Madame Thenardier). 

After 19 years at the Palace Theatre the production was moved to the smaller Queen’s Theatre (the Palace needed considerable renovation to meet safety standards). In order to fit into the new space the scenery was reduced in size and the physical production needed shrinking. The most controversial aspect of the move was the size of the orchestra. The Palace pit accommodated 21 musicians, but the Queen’s could only hold 11. The rest of the sound was provided by a computer. The Musicians Union threatened a strike, but capitulated when Cameron Mackintosh claimed the only alternative was to close the show. The critics generally agreed that the “reduced” version had suffered no loss of richness or texture, and the new orchestral sound was perfectly satisfactory thanks to the new-fangled “Sinfonia” computer. Having now been seen by more than 50 million people in 38 countries and 21 languages, “Les Mis” had now become the most successful musical of all time.  (plus) 

Première preview: sam 24 juin 2006
Première: samedi 24 juin 2006
Dernière: sam 26 août 2006

  17 previews & 463 représentations 

Première preview: mar 24 octobre 2006
Première: jeudi 09 novembre 2006
Dernière: dim 06 janvier 2008

Première preview: mar 01 avril 2008
Première: dimanche 20 avril 2008
Dernière: dim 04 janvier 2009

Première preview: sam 17 janvier 2009
Première: samedi 17 janvier 2009
Dernière: dim 22 février 2009

Première preview: mer 31 octobre 2012
Première: mercredi 07 novembre 2012
Dernière: sam 08 décembre 2012

Megan McGinnis (Jerusha Abbott), Robert Adelman Hancock. 

Première preview: sam 22 août 2015
Première: jeudi 27 août 2015
Dernière: sam 17 octobre 2015

Stephen Wight (Lee Alexander McQueen), Carly Bawden (Dahlia), Tracy-Ann Oberman (Isabella Blow), Laura Rees (Arabella), Michael Bertenshaw (Mr Hitchcock) 

Au départ, en preview depuis le 13 août 2015, la première preview a été reportée au 22 août 2015. Le spectacle a eu une fermeture anticipée le 17 octobre au lieu du 7 novembre 2015.  (plus) 

309 représentations 

Première preview: jeu 10 septembre 2015
Première: lundi 28 septembre 2015
Dernière: lun 06 juin 2016

Megan McGinnis (Jerusha), Paul Alexander Nolan (Jervis) 

Originally intended to be a limited engagement ending on January 10, 2016.   (plus)