Singer Katie Hall is Cosette, a role she performed in London's West End production as well as the sell-out 25 th Anniversary UK Tour and at the Barbican. Nick Jonas (Marius), one third of the phenomenally successful pop music artists the Jonas Brothers, played the part of Gavroche for the final nine months of the show's original Broadway run. Salonga joined her former Les Miz co-star Norm Lewis, who played Javert in the Broadway production, and who received rave reviews for Sondheim on Sondheim at Studio 54 in New York. She became an international star by creating the role of Kim in the original production of Miss Saigon at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and subsequently on Broadway. No stranger to Les Miz, Salonga has played Eponine in London and Fantine on Broadway. Tony Award-winner Lea Salonga (Fantine) flew in from Manila to reprise her role. Jenny Galloway is regarded as a legendary Madame Thénardier and has played the part many times, including the 10 th Anniversary concert at the Royal Albert Hall. Matt Lucas (Thénardier), one of Britain's most successful comic actors and writers, was seen as Tweedledee and Tweedledum in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland. Heading the cast is Alfie Boe (Jean Valjean), one of Britain's leading tenors and best-selling recording artists, who shot to fame while starring in Baz Luhrmann's La Bohème on Broadway, winning a Tony Award for his performance. With more than 500 actors and musicians - including Alfie Boe, Jenny Galloway, Katie Hall, Nick Jonas, Norm Lewis, Matt Lucas, Lea Salonga, Samantha Barks and Ramin Karimloo - Les Misérables 25 TH Anniversary Concert at the O2 includes the October 2010 cast of the long-running Original Production at London's Queen's Theatre and members of the original 1985 London cast, including Colm Wilkinson. Les Misérables 25th Anniversary Concert at the O2 airs Monday, Jat 7 p.m. In 2010, the legendary musical celebrated its 25 th birthday, and to mark the occasion, producer Cameron Mackintosh staged an extraordinary concert at the O2 Arena in London. No one could have guessed on October 8, 1985, when Les Misérables opened in London at the Barbican Theatre that it would become a worldwide phenomenon, but audiences embraced it from the start, creating a “people's musical” that has played in 42 countries and has been seen by nearly 60 million people.
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