Theatre Tickets - Les Miserables

Ticket Prices*

Concierge Desk London offers a range of Les Miserables ticketing options, including Best Seats theatre tickets, cheap theatre tickets and a number of fantastic packages encompassing your Les Miserables theatre ticket at a discounted rate, and dinner at a number of high class London restaurants.

Best Seats:            £37.50 - £69.20

Cheap Tickets:       £37.50 (For ticket worth £50.00)

Show & Meal Options:     
Theatre Ticket and 2 course meal at L'Escargot:     £55.00 (Ticket normally £55.00 alone)
Theatre Ticket and 2 course meal at Chez Gerard:  £52.50 (Ticket normally £55.00 alone)


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*Guide prices - may differ for some performances

Show Type  

Musical

Show Overview

The Les Miserables musical theatre production at the Queen's Theatre is set during the French Revolution, and tells the story of Jean Valjean, who is sent to prison for 19 years for stealing a loaf of bread. Valjean breaks his parole and adopts an alternative identity, becoming Monsieur Madeleine. It takes hard work and time but eventually he becomes Mayor of a small town. The policeman Javert is obsessed with Valjean however and dedicates his life to recapturing him.

Fantine is a young woman who ends up dying in hospital after being forced into prostitution to earn money for her illegitimate daughter Cosette. The child has been neglected by the Thénardiers who spend Fantine’s money on themselves and their own indulged daughter Eponine. During this time, Javert has caught up with Valjean who has admitted his identity but again escaped in order to fulfil his promise to Fantine to care for Cosette. He gives money to the Thenardiers and takes her away.

9 years on and Paris is on the verge of revolution. Eponine is secretly in love with student Marius but he sees her only as a friend. Instead he meets and falls in love with Cosette and asks Eponine to help him win her affections. She leads Marius to Cosette’s house and then stops her father’s gang from committing a robbery. Javert, disturbed by the commotion sees Javert and warns Cosette they must flee. She knows nothing of his past or her mother.

On the eve of battle, Cosette and Marius say goodbye and Marius joins the students.

Valjean goes to the barricades to try and find Marius after intercepting a letter he has sent to Cosette via Eponine. Eponine is shot on her return and dies in Marius’s arms.

The army completely overthrow the students and everyone at the barricades, other than Marius and Valjean, is dead. Marius has been injured and Valjean escapes with him down into the sewers. Javert follows and confronts Valean who pleas for time to get Marius a doctor. Javert agrees and then in utter distress that he has been wrong about Valjean, kills himself by leaping from a bridge into the Seine.

Valjean decides to flee, leaving Cosette in Marius’s care. She still doesn’t know about his past and Marius doesn’t know it was Valjean who saved him.

Les Miserables is a classic London show and well worth seeing.

Show Age Suitability

Les Miserables is suitable for adults and older children.

Theatre Information

Les Miserables is currently playing at the The Queen's Theatre, Shaftsebury Avenue, London, W1V 8BA   

Nearest Underground Station; Piccadilly Circus - serving Piccadilly & Bakerloo Lines

Bus links:   Numbers 14, 19 and 38

Performance Information*

EVENINGS: Monday – Saturday: 7.30pm

MATINEES:  Wednesday and Saturday: 2.30pm

Running time: 3 hours

* SUBJECT TO CHANGE - ALWAYS CHECK PERFORMANCE START TIME ON YOUR CONFIRMATION

Creative Team

Author/playwright:  Victor Hugo
Directed by Trevor Nunn
Music by Alain Boublil

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