Shows
Les Misérables
The Adelaide University French Club proudly presents its 2016 theatrical production, Les Misérables, adapted from the original stage play, which Victor Hugo's own son Charles adapted from his father's celebrated 1862 novel.
Les Misérables is set against the backdrop of the Restoration (1815-1830) and the July Monarch (1830-1848), and features an explosive finale on the barricades of the June Rebellion. The play follows the ensemble cast through the challenges of daily life in early 19th Century France, examining the inner workings of society, justice, morality and the choices we face each day.
English-speaking audience members will likely be familiar with the storyline from the popular Broadway-style musical, as performed worldwide, and for those that are new to this iconic work of French literature, the play will feature English surtitles and a printed scene-by-scene guide.
Performances will be at the Little Theatre, Adelaide University Cloisters (https://goo.gl/maps/p876K8QFsUv)
Wednesday 7th Sept - (1pm SOLD OUT) & 7pm
Thursday 8th Sept - 1pm & 7pm
Friday 9th Sept - 1pm & 7pm
(Theatre doors open 20 mins prior to performances. Matinées start at 1pm sharp.)
Tickets $10 concession, $15 adult.
• Complimentary wine & cheese in the foyer from 6:30pm for evening performances
• Rare chance to see Les Misérables in the original French!
• English surtitles (for those whose French is "rusty"!)
• Scheduled running time 100 minutes
This event has completely sold out!