Les Misérables dazzles with edgier, updated staging
Dream that dream
by Elizabeth Pandolfi @girlseeksstory
When Broadway's Les Misérables turned 25 in 2010, it got a bit of a makeover. Producers Laurence Connor and James Powell updated the orchestration, redesigned the set, and took inspiration from the dark, stormy paintings of Les Misérables' author Victor Hugo. The…
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