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The 25th-anniversary production of this blockbuster musical qualifies as a truly extraordinary theatrical experience. It's hard to imagine a fresh take on this adaptation of Victor Hugo's sweeping saga, but the combination of high-tech wizardry and old-fashioned, character-driven performances by an outstanding cast makes for a breathtaking evening. - Terry Byrne, Globe Correspondent
The musical version of Victor Hugo's "Les Miserables" is back, revamped and revitalized for its 25th anniversary. What's new in hte epic story of struggle and hope during the French Revolution? Scenery inspired by Hugo's paintings, for one thing. - Milva DiDomizio, Globe Staff
On the 25th anniversary of the first Broadway production, it’s back to the barricades for this musical adaptation of Victor Hugo’s novel about the valiant Jean Valjean, the obsessive Inspector Javert, the tragic Fantine, and the winsome Cosette. - Don Aucoin, Globe Staff
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It’s a long way from the Natick movie house of Bob Billig’s youth to the big bright lights of Broadway. But that’s the road he’s taken. (Full review)
The 25th-anniversary production of “Les Miserables,’’ now playing at the Opera House, qualifies as a truly extraordinary theatrical experience when high-tech wizardry blends seamlessly with old-fashioned storytelling, framed within a glorious musical score. (Full review)
The turntable that was built into the long-running stage production of “Les Misérables’’ did more than just change the scenery. It represented the epic revolutions in the lives of Jean Valjean and the rest of Victor Hugo’s deep cast of characters.
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