It's not a person, the title is in French. It means The Wretches.
Les Miserables was written by Victor Hugo.
Les Miserables is a musical, not technically an opera because there are no spoken words. Everything is sung.
Les Miserables is coming back later this year and next year for the 25th Anniversary Tour.
the 25th anniversary concert of les miserables was performed at the O2 arena in london.
None of the words are spoken in Les Miserable, the show fully based on the musical
The title "Les Miserables" translates to "The Miserable Ones" in English. It reflects the overarching theme of poverty, injustice, and struggling redemption depicted in the novel by Victor Hugo. The title captures the plight of the characters and the societal conditions prevalent during the time period of the story.
Les Miserables was originally performed in 1985, the 10th anniversary was performed in 1995 and the 25th anniversary was performed in 2010.
(Spoiler): The ending of Les Miserables is Les Amis De L'ABC's death, the wedding of Marius and Cosette, and the death of Jean Valjean.
"Les Misérables" is written primarily in the third person omniscient point of view, where the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters. This allows the reader to gain insight into various perspectives and motivations throughout the story.
MTI (Music Thearte International) will rent you all you need to put on a production of Les Miserables. I don't know if they will rent you just the script however.
there are 40 songs in Les Miserables.
Most everyone is miserable, the only people I can think about who truly show no sign of sadness are the Thenardiers. Jean Valjean has to constantly be on the run from Javert, and Cosette is one of the only lights in his life. Cosette was also a miserable child and Eponine is miserable because of her shattered love. Although these are the main characters and we see that they aren't necessarily "miserable", they do have many grievances in their lives. The poor people of France are truly who "the miserables" refers to.