Les Miserables - Annotated by Martyn Palmer & Benedict Nightingale (Hardcover)
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Highlights
- Look back at the 33-year history of the world's longest-running musical: Les Miserables.
- About the Author: Benedict Nightingale is the former theater critic of The Times and the author of numerous books on the theater, including Great Moments in the Theatre.
- 144 Pages
- Performing Arts, Theater
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About the Book
Full of fantastic memorabilia from the history of the show - from film props to set designs; and includes a foreword by Cameron Mackintosh.Book Synopsis
Look back at the 33-year history of the world's longest-running musical: Les Miserables. This book is an ideal companion for anyone who loves the show.
Ever since its first performances in 1985, Les Misérables has been a smash success, and is now the longest-running musical in the world with an award-winning Hollywood movie to its name. Les Misérables: The Official Archives takes a look back through the storied life of this monumental show. Benedict Nightingale examines the entirety of the Les Misérables theatre legacy, from Victor Hugo's original novel all the way to the movie's Hollywood set, and reveals why this musical has so strongly captured hearts and imaginations. The show's legion of fans will especially appreciate the images of such special memorabilia as annotated scripts, original costume sketches, and design notes for the 2012 film.
About the Author
Benedict Nightingale is the former theater critic of The Times and the author of numerous books on the theater, including Great Moments in the Theatre. Martyn Palmer writes extensively on film and music for a number of British and international newspapers and magazines, including The Times and Empire magazine.Shipping details
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