Get a live experience on the tales of justice and injustice with our ill-fated prisoner 24601 leading the game as Les Miserables hits the theater stages again on March 12 to 17 at Sheas Performing Arts Center, Buffalo, New York. Travel to 19th century France and feel the hardships of our main man as Jean Valjean (Nick Cartell) fights for his peace and freedom. Based on Victor Hugo’s greatest creation, the musical’s producer Cameron Mackintosh will give this 8-show stretch a new-blend approach with his newest production to give the fans the most accurate and sophisticated Les Miserables experience on board. Featuring the famous Les Miz songs I Dreamed a Dream, One Day More, and Do You Hear People Sing, get ready to sing along and relate to the struggles as they portray the characters on point. Shout and scream for freedom and peace as Les Miserables delivers the greatest masterpiece for Broadway fans to ponder on different feelings for a night of pure emotions and thrills. Grab your tickets now!
Les Miserables Tickets
“Les Miserables is a theatrical phenomenon and a can’t-miss” – Let’s Play Theatrical Reviews
“Dreaming a dream jackpot” – New City Stage
The Big Apple has some big productions coming on as the award-winning musical Les Miserables drops eight shows on the New York lawns on March 12 to 17 in Sheas Performing Arts Center, Buffalo, New York. Prepare for tear-jerking and monumental scenes as Les Miserables delivers the means for a theatrical experience for Broadway fans to feel.
The show, running for 2 hours and 50 minutes, will feature Victor Hugo’s historical novel, telling the tale of the mishaps of the main protagonist, Jean Valjean, and how he fought through these hardships. Set in 19th century France, the story will be told as a musical romance as the touch of the producer Cameron Mackintosh provides more emotions and charm to the almost perfect musical that will surely be loved by the Broadway fans. With the performances of the greatest Les Miserables songs I Dreamed a Dream, One Day More, and Do You Hear People Sing, a night of love, sorrow, despair, and resolve will be all served as Les Miserables put the fans on hold with the greatest story ever told.
The central character of the story, Prisoner 24601, Jean Valjean, navigates his life in the post-revolutionary era of 19th-century France. The narrative unfolds after Valjean’s release from a nineteen-year prison sentence for bread theft, an event that occurred much earlier than this current period we are exploring. As circumstances take a turn towards adversity, Bishop Myriel extends crucial assistance to Valjean, thus illuminating their path forward in the story. Consequently, through sheer determination and resilience on both parts, notably with Myriel’s persistent guidance, Jean stands firm against these challenges, propelling him towards self-improvement where indeed he succeeds eventually. The smooth progression abruptly shifts into a dramatic gloom as Jean Valjean intersects with key figures that will chart his future course: Fantine – the devoted mother; Marius – the fervent revolutionary; and Inspector Javert– the primary antagonist. This masterful creation weaves together tragedy and redemption, resonating with themes of love and forgiveness. The character narratives unfurl via a compelling musical performance, catapulting it to status as one of history’s most enduringly classic theater productions.
“Les Miserables is back with a bang” – Spectrum News 1
“The show remains a thrilling triumph” – London Theatre
Les Miserables Cast & Crew
The Les Miserables will offer a great show with some of the great casting on board. Dropping eight shows in New York, get to know the renowned and iconic actors and actresses in the musical world as they step up on the stages to deliver the Les Miserables show for the fans to enjoy. Led by Nick Cartell (Jean Valjean), Preston Truman Boyd (Javert), Haley Dortch (Fantine), and Jake David Smith (Marius), here are the wonderful cast that will amplify the watching experience of the fans:
- Matt Crowle as Thenardier
- Victoria Huston-Elem as Madame Thenardier
- Devin Archer as Enjolras
- Phoenix Best as Eponine
- Delaney Guyer as Cosette
- Sky Vaux Fuller as Little Cosette/Young Eponine
- Olivia Grace O’Sullivan as Little Cosette/Young Eponine
- Henry Kirk as Gavroche
- Milo Maharlika as Gavroche
- Kyle Adams as Grantaire
- John Ambrosino as Bamatabois/Babet
- Daniel Gerard Bittner as Feuilly
- Randy Jetter as Bishop of Digne/Lesgles
- Kyle Adams as Grantaire
- Steve Czarnecki as Factory Foreman/Brujon
- Kelsey Denae as Wigmaker
- David Young Fernandez as Prouvaire
- Cameron Loyal as Claquesous
- Andre Marks Maughan and Tim Quartier as Combeferre
- Julai Ellen Richardson as Factory Girl
- Ethan Rogers as Courfeyrac
- Christopher James Tamayo as Montparnasse
- J.T. Wood as Joly
Along with the best ensemble including Jenna Burns, Julia Cardia, Adrianne Dicerbo, Genevieve Ellis, Mya Rena Hunter, Eden Mau, Greta Schaefer, and Veronica Stern. The swings are also on the team following with s Kyle Timson (also the dance captain), Ben Charington, Michelle Beth Herman, Nicole Morris, Ashley Dawn Morteinstein, Matt Rosell, and Christopher Robin Sapp.
The creative casts are also no joke, with the leadership of the great producer Cameron Mackintosh. Along with the musical pioneers Alain Boublil, Claude-Michael Schonberg, Herbert Kretzmer, and the directors James Powell and Laurence Connor, the back-stage personas that putting their best for the drama is also top-notch, including:
- Matt Kinley as Set & Image Designer
- Paul Constable as Lighting Designer
- Mick Potter as Sound Designer
- Adreane Neofitou as Original Costume Designer
- Christine Rowland and Paul Willis as Costume Designer
- Geoffrey Garratt for Musical Staging
- Michael Ashcroft for Additional Musical Staging
- 59 Productions and Finn Ross for Projection Realization
- Stephen Brooker as Musical Supervisor & Orchestrations
- John Cameron, Stephen Metcalfe, and Christopher Jahnke for Orchestrations
- Trevor Nunn and John Caird for Adaptation
- Jean-Marc Natel for Original French Text
- James Fenton for Additional Material
- David Harris and Christine Peters as Associate Set Designer
- Nic Gray as Associate Sound Designer
- Simon Harding as Associate Projection Designer
- Ben Jacobs and Karen Spahn as Associate Lighting Designer
- Stefan Musch as Wigs, Hair & Make-up Designer
- John Miller as Musical Coordinator
- Leigh Zimmerman as Intimacy Director
- Felicia Rudolp, Merri Sugarman, and Tara Run Casting for Casting
- Bond Theatrical Group for Exclusive Tour Booking, Press, & Marketing
- Gregory Vander Ploeg for General Management
- Corey Agnew as Associate Director
- James Moore as Musical Supervisor
- Jesse Robb as Musical Staging Associate
- Richard Barth as Resident Director
- Brian Eads as Musical Director
- Seth Sklar-Heyn, Trinity Wheeler and Networks Presentations as Executive Producer
- Chris Danner as Company Manager
- Elle Aghabala as Associate Company Manager
- Ryan W. Garder as Production Stage Manager
- Claire Farrokh as Stage Manager
- Hollis Duggans-Queens as Assistant Stage Manager
“It was against all odds that the show was a success because of the audience. We cannot imagine that more than 35 years later we will still talk about this musical”, the book and music guru Claude-Michael Schonberg said on Les Miserables’ success.
“Les Mis for the 21st century!” – Huffington Post
Sheas Performing Arts Center will host the eight exciting Les Miserables shows from March 12 to 17. The delicate Sheas Performing Arts Center, with its varying styles of performing arts and historical performances, will be the best setting for the musical meddling you are about to witness as Jean Valjean captures everyone’s feelings with his story about to unravel. Secure the dates and grab your tickets now!