Les Miserables London

When your in London you shouldn’t miss this grandiose musical production it was an amazing performance Amazing actors amazing show this experience will haunt you for the rest of your life

London West End Musical🇬🇧The blood and tears of booking tickets 10 days in advance This transit trip in London was hastily arranged, and I only booked tickets for West End musicals 10 days in advance and fell into a trap. Let me share my blood and tears. The first half-pitfall blood and tears in June: I booked tickets for the Phantom of the Opera in June 2023 two months in advance, and I was lucky enough to book the last two rows of seats on the first floor Royal circle. When I arrived at the scene, I found that there were two pillars in front, and some scenes required constant left and right angles to watch the show. If I was willing to cooperate, the overall viewing of the show was not affected. The latest blood and tears in November: I booked tickets for Les Miserables 10 days in advance, and there were no tickets left on the first and second floors. The only seat I booked, Grand Circle B4, showed Restricted Side View. When I arrived at the scene, it was weird. I couldn't see the lead singer's face for more than 80% of the time. In the end, I was so tired that I just listened to the music and was too lazy to bend down to find the angle. The cast, choreography, and music of Les Miserables were all perfect, but I chose a bad seat, which was really tragic. If you can't choose a good seat, don't force yourself to book a ticket. It's better to rush ticket on the day than to go there like I did.

Very impressive show, with expert singing skills, create a wonderful vibe for the audience.

The performance of the musical "Les Miserables" in London is also a must-see! It moved the audience with its moving music and profound plot, and the actors' singing skills are even more amazing. I highly recommend it!

The opera was stunning and well worth seeing, and the tickets were excellent value for money.

The seats were full, it was indeed a classic, worth seeing