Les Millénniables

This was so fun! Hilarious idea to combine these well-known characters with millennials’ struggles and 90’s/00’s/10’s pop song covers/parodies.
Delightful and funny all the way through, Boomer Javert was certainly the biggest highlight!

The whole audience seemed engaged and laughing throughout this show. I am an American Millennial and loved it! Some of the references might not translate to non-Americans but it is still easy to follow. The best part was the clever ways in which they tied the modern plot into the original les mis. My zillenial sister was less enthused as these topics are a little “cheesy and too on-the-nose” in her opinion.

I’m sure the cast really enjoyed devising this piece but I’m not convinced it works outside America. The idea is a good one with some clever touches (I loved Eponine’s song becoming ’On My Own’) but the obsession with high student debt didn’t really resonate. I’m convinced this show was not aimed at me as I recognised very few of the songs though some audience members helpfully whooped as soon as the first notes were sounded. The cast were enthusiastic though, for me, Javert was head and shoulders the best. If you are of a certain age, I’m sure you’ll have a good time.

A slightly specialised topic if you are not an American. Lots of fun and masses of enthusiasm.

Really enjoyed it! I didn't expect to enjoy it as much as I did considering I am neither American nor millennial, but I was pleasantly surprised and had a great time! Great comedy, great singing, very fun and engaging. The ending got a little murky because they tried to make it uplifting and obviously the actual Les Mis isn't, but the message was great and very relevant! Javert and Eponine were especially good! Well executed, very funny, highly recommend!

Love Les Mis and loved this show, didn't disappoint, great singing and song choices. Easy to follow.

This is entertaining enough, and there are moments that are clever but it's very much geared towards an American audience. There were references that didn't really translate and I only got they were supposed to be funny by looking at the 2 loud Americans in the front row!

The millennial problems they focus on are really just American problems!

This show had me laughing until I cried. As an avid lover of Les Mis and a Zillennial, I was fully engaged and entertained the whole time. I think a teeny bit of polishing and articulation would help the show to be even better, but it was still wonderful.

Very funny if a little loose adaptation of Les Mis but absolutely brilliant. The cast entertains from the get go. The real message is clear for those who want to see it. I want to see this show in the West End / Broadway.

Great music, storytelling and harmonies! Loved it!

Entertaining, but you have to really be a millennial of a certain age for it to really resonate. (And American. A lot of this stuff doesn't translate internationally.) That being said, as a US millennial who came of age and entered the workforce during the great recession, this resonated greatly with me and was quite entertaining. The first act especially was very strong and well put together; the music choices were spot on. We lost the plot a little in the third act, but it was still a really fun experience. Well done.

Les Mis meets Millenial life in this jukebox musical!
The harmonies, the choreography – this show is extremely tight and well produced. A great “everymillennial” story with some very real, devastating reminders of the state of our world – with some real funny moments too!! Javier was an absolute highlight. Such a dramatic and intense and funny character.