The Artist Series Presents LES MISERABLES, 5/1-6

Tickets are on sale for Cameron Mackintosh's New 25^th Anniversary Production of Les Misérables at Jacksonville's Times-Union Center from May 1^st - 6^th for eight performances only.  The all new production of Les Misérables features glorious new staging and spectacular reimagined scenery inspired by the paintings of Victor Hugo.  

To purchase tickets, visit www.artistseriesjax.org, call (904) 632-3373, or visit The Artist Series Box Office in person at 501 West State Street, Ste. #109, Jacksonville, FL 32202.  Ticket prices start at $27.00.  For more information on the production, engagement dates, and locations, please visit www.LesMis.com.  For a video sneak peek of the New 25^thAnniversary Production of Les Misérables, please visit www.LesMis.com/watch. 

Peter Lockyer portrays the fugitive Jean Valjean.  He is joined by Andrew Varela as Javert, Timothy Gulan as Thénardier, Shawna M. Hamic as Madame Thénardier, Betsy Morgan as Fantine, Jason Forbach as Enjolras,Chasten Harmon as Éponine, Max Quinlan as Marius and Lauren Wiley as Cosette.  Erin Cearlock and Juliana Simone alternate in the role of Little Cosette/Young Éponine.  Joshua Colley and Marcus D'Angelo alternate in the role of Gavroche. 

The ensemble includes Richard Todd Adams, Richard Barth, Natalie Beck, John Brink, Casey Erin Clark, Ian Patrick Gibb, Ben Gunderson, Siri Howard, Beth Kirkpatrick, Cornelia Luna, Nadine Malouf, Jordan Nichols, Weston Wells Olson, Jason Ostrowski, John Rapson, Rachel Rincione, Heather Jane Rolff, Hannah Shankman, Alan Shaw, Mavis Simpson-Ernst, Joseph Spieldenner, Joe Tokarz, Eric Van Tielen, Natalie Weiss and James Zannelli.

The New York Times calls Les Misérables "an unquestionably spectacular production from start to finish." The London Times hails the new show "a five star hit, astonishingly powerful and as good as the original."  The Star-Ledger says "a dynamically re-imagined hit.  This Les Misérables has improved with age" and NY1-TV proclaims "this new production actually exceeds the original.  The storytelling is clearer, the perspective grittier and the motivations more honest. Musical theatre fans can rejoice: Les Miz is born again." 

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