The epic novel "Les Miserables" Victor Hugo was created over thirty years . French writer put two strictly opposite way of his era - the convict and the righteous , but not in order to show their moral differences , and in order to combine them into a single entity.It was my favorite book since childhood and I was highly excited to see a musical performance. Moreover , how is possible to move more than one thousand pages of classic works of Victor Hugo on the scene,but still not as long boring narration , but as a musical. As soon as we enter the theater, we were imbued with the tremendous mood of broadway show spotlights , full house and playbill in a hand. The entire show lasted about two hours, there were two acts.Big stage, spoken theater acting ,scenery ,costumes ,and dance dipped into the Opera atmosphere.The style of this performance brought me to the Romantica Era and made aesthetically pleasing. …show more content…
A man is defined by who he is , weighing their actions through the lens of Christian piety and righteousness of conscience . Behind it all conscious life hunting inspector Javert . The main story , for those who have not read the novel , takes place after the death of the unfortunate Fantine , which Jean has promised eternal care of her daughter Cosette .The most dramatic piece I think was story sung by Fantine,powerful and memorable: started with mezzo-soprano vocal accompanied with piano and guitar. Flowing chords that sound wonderful, the singer’s heartbreaking disillusionment of her