Is your name in any way an allusion to the poem about the same? Or just because you happen to like it?

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On my own, pretending he's beside me...

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One of my faves, DexX.

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The song or the whole musical?

I love Stars. One of my favourite songs to sing, and I think I do it pretty well (Bec agrees, but she's biased *grin*).

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Stars is my favorite song in the show, as well. After that, it would have to be Master of the House. I would love to play either Javert or Thenardier.

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Les Miserables, starring... The StripCreator.com Regulars!

I claim Javert. :)

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Well, Les Miserables is both one of my favorites books and musicals. Eponine's always been my favorite character.
As for the poem part, I'm not sure I know of any poem about an Eponine that isn't Les Mis fanfic. Can you enlighten me? I'm curious.

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The whole musical. I got to see it twice- once on Broadway, and once in Omaha.

My favorite character was the set itself. The stage was a big turntable, and the actors could walk "long distances" while remaining in place on the stage. Then the main structure used in some of the scenes was controlled remotely to flip around into the battlement, and back into another structure. Also, in the sewer scene, it was just a darkened stage and a gobo inserted into the light to give the illusion of sunlight coming through a sewer grating. Then, when Javert's falling from the bridge, the effect is again created with lights.

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*sigh*

I'll see it one of these days...

The rights became available to amateur groups a few years ago.

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I saw it on Broadway, as well, and again when the touring company came here to Atlanta. The production was absolutely amazing. DexX, have you seen the 10th Anniversary Concert that was performed in London? It had an incredible cast! It's not the same as the show, but at least they did the whole thing (not just the songs).

I would claim Valjean, but I just can't hit some of those notes...except maybe in falsetto. I guess I claim Thenardier.

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I've seen Les Mis twice: once in Tucson, once in Phoenix. Both had some spectacular performances, but when I first saw it in Tucson, I must admit I became slightly lachrymose during the epilogue ...

Fantine: Come with me, where chains will never bind you ...
Me: Sniff.

But since Javert's part has already been claimed for the SC Regulars production, I'll have to take Enjolras. Or maybe Thénardier. Or if nobody else wants Valjean, I could inhale some helium and do "Bring Him Home".

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The only big musical I've seen was Cats, in 1988. My girlfriend dragged me to it, and I sat there going, "What the fuck is this supposed to be?"

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Can't blame you on that one. I had to suffer through Cats twice!

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Saw it in Washington. Probably won't catch the upcoming run.

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......... Les Miz would have been much You're under arrest, Jean Val... shorter if only the lead character had Jean Valjean... Valjean Valjean, uh, Valjean ... a less recursive name. Valjean ValjeanValjeanVal... HEY!

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I applaud all you Les Miz fans for being "out" on this site.

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Bah! The real outing will be when the Mamma Mia fans stand up.

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Dammit, you found me out! I have tickets to see Mamma Mia next month.

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I also had an inkling that it may be a Les Miz reference as there isnt a person I know of who DOESN'T like it. I, in fact, love it. However, to answer your question, yes there is a poem that uses the name and is quite good. Now, for the life of me, I cant remember its title so I am afraid I am going to be no help in enlightening you as to where to find it. All I know is that I once read it, and loved it myself.

In regards to Mamma Mia, I saw it in Toronto and really enjoyed it. Not a favorite of mine, but it was excellent. I actually wasnt sure if I would like it or not because I am not an ABBA fan, but to my surprise, I enjoyed it immensely and will recommend it to anyone interested.

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My favourite stage musical is still Chess, though.

I do a killer Pity the Child.

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Mine's still Little Shop of Horrors.

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I find musicals kind of annoying. Anyone with me on that one?

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Yeah. Films, especially. Christ Jesus! Just TALK, you know??

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