[ SECRET POST #2189 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2189 ⌋

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Comments

[tenlittlebullets]

Here's an objective opinion, asshole: I've seen Les Mis on Broadway, in the West End, 3rd national tour, 25th anniversary tours on both sides of the pond, and I've seen them all multiple times. And the Québec production was amazeballs. They could package that shit up and put it on tour and I'd choose it over the West End production any day of the week, at least until the day the London casting directors finally pull their thumbs out of their asses and learn to recognize talent when they see it. Which, as far-off and improbable as that day might be, is probably still sooner than the day you realize the theatre world is not divided into Broadway, the West End, and middle-school productions of Bye Bye Birdie.

(Also shoutout to Signature Theatre's fantastic gothed-out industrial-dystopia reimagining of Les Mis, because DAMN.)