Les Miz: Once more, with feeling
Hugo’s epic masterpiece returns to Denver bringing larger-than-life characters that are becoming more and more uncommon in our modern world
SYLVIE DRAKE is a translator, writer, and former theatre critic and columnist for the Los Angeles Times. She is a member of the American Theatre Critics Association., a contributor to culturalweekly.com, and occasional contributor to American Theatre magazine and the Los Angeles Times.
Hugo’s epic masterpiece returns to Denver bringing larger-than-life characters that are becoming more and more uncommon in our modern world
The story, deeply embedded in Jewish DNA, tells a universal story about determination and survival
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