Les Misérables: 25th Anniversary in Concert
2010This concert, recorded to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the landmark musical Les Miserables, gathers the casts of the show's 2010 original production at the Queen's Theatre, the 1985 original production by the London company, and the 2010 production at the Barbican together for one performance. Together with talents like Michael Ball, Hadley Fraser, and John Owen-Jones, the performers present the play's musical numbers in a semi-theatrical style, fully costumed and with all the emotion of the musical's heyday.
Acted in
Alfie Boe
as Jean Valjean
Colm Wilkinson
as Jean Valjean (1985 Cast)
John Owen-Jones
as Jean Valjean (Barbican Cast)
Norm Lewis
as Javert
Earl Carpenter
as Bishop / Javert (Barbican Cast)
Roger Allam
as Javert (1985 Cast)
Lea Salonga
as Fantine
Nick Jonas
as Marius Pontmercy
Michael Ball
as Marius Pontmercy (1985 Cast)
Katie Hall
as Cosette
Rebecca Caine
as Cosette (1985 Cast)
Samantha Barks
as Eponine
Frances Ruffelle
as Eponine (1985 Cast)
Ramin Karimloo
as Enjolras
Matt Lucas
as Thenardier
Alun Armstrong
as Monsieur Thenardier (1985 Cast)
Ashley Artus
as Thenardier (Barbican Cast)
Jenny Galloway
as Madame Thenardier
Susan Jane Tanner
as Madame Thenardier (1985 Cast)
Lynne Wilmot
as Madame Thenardier (Barbican Cast)
Robert Madge
as Gavroche
Ian Tucker
as Gavroche (1985 Cast)
Hadley Fraser
as Grantaire
Killian Donnelly
as Courfeyrac
Alistair Brammer
as Jean Prouvaire
Mia Jenkins
as Little Cossette
Zoe Hart
as Little Cosette (1985 Cast)
Marcia Miller
as Little Cosette (2005 Cast)
Chloe Brianne Panayi
as Little Eponine
Jeff Nicholson
as Factory Foreman
Jamie Muscato
as Joly
Edward Baruwa
as Lesgles
Owain Williams
as Feuilly
Phil Snowden
as Brujon
Tony Timberlake
as Claquesous
Cameron Blakely
as Bamatabois
Keith Burns
as Montparnasse
Stephen Tate
as Babet
James Wren
as Major Domo
Jonathan Williams
as Convict 1 / Combeferre
Mike Sterling
as Convict 2
Tom Pearce
as Convict 3
Gerónimo Rauch
as Convict 4
Nic Greenshields
as Convict 5
Tony Whittle
as Farmer
Graham Gill
as Labourer
Vanessa Leagh Hicks
as Bishop's Sister / Madame
Peter Polycarpou
as Pimp
Rhiannon O'Connor
as Old Beggar Woman
Valda Aviks
as Crone
Grainne Renihan
as Factory Girl
Jonathan Hart
as Paris Pimp
Lydia Griffiths
as Young Prostitute
Jay Bryce
as Constable 1 / Queen's Theater Company
Rhidian Marc
as Constable 2
Paul Westhead
as Male Worker 1
Jon Robyns
as Male Worker 2
Sophia Ragavelas
as Female Worker 1 / Turning Woman 6
Gemma Wardle
as Female Worker 2 / Turning Woman 3
Gina Beck
as Female Worker 3 / Turning Woman 1
Emma Westhead
as Female Worker 4
Lucie Jones
as Turning Woman 2
Rebecca Seale
as Turning Woman 4
Rosalind James
as Turning Woman 5
Madalena Alberto
as Turning Woman 6
Gary Watson
as Sailor 1
Antony Hansen
as Sailor 2 / First Customer
Jon Lee
as Sailor 3
Gillian Budd
as Whore 1
Zoe Curlett
as Whore 2
Sara Pelosi
as Whore 3
Amanda Jane Salmon
as Whore 4
Christopher Key
as Warnings
Lawrence Moran
as Choir
Eve Macklin
as Choir
Rosa O'Reilly
as Ensemble 'Lovely Ladies'
Rachel Bingham
as Queen's Theatre Company
Simon Bowman
as Queen's Theatre Company
Chloe Brooks
as Queen's Theatre Company
A.J. Callaghan
as Queen's Theatre Company
Natalie Day
as Queen's Theatre Company
Scott Garnham
as Queen's Theatre Company
Lucz Gamoch
as Queen's Theatre Company
Spike Grimsey
as Queen's Theatre Company
Chloe Hart
as Queen's Theatre Company
Mark Stuart Hedges
as Queen's Theatre Company
Francesca Leyland
as Queen's Theatre Company
Daisy Maywood
as Queen's Theatre Company
George Miller
as Queen's Theatre Company
Gavin James
as Queen's Theatre Company
Martin Neely
as Queen's Theatre Company