Les Miserables: School Edition (Susan Elkin reviews)
CAMBRIDGE THEATRE COMPANY One of the many advantages of staging Les Misérables with a youth group – and using the generous playing space in...
CAMBRIDGE THEATRE COMPANY One of the many advantages of staging Les Misérables with a youth group – and using the generous playing space in...
This is a strange show which never seems quite to decide what it’s meant to be. Based on a movie, it is...
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