I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT!!!

The way the production did everything, especially how the set pieces moved around and the backdrop was actually a screen being projected upon, thus it moved around according to what the scene called for.

I cried in the end, naturally, when everything was concluded and Jean Valjean was able to die a happy man, having lived his life selflessly and go on to be with those who affected him, whether directly or indirectly, in his life.

The performers sang beautifully, especially the man playing Jean Valjean. His range took my breath away. I also was blown away by the woman who played Éponine as she sung Eponine's dramatic solo. Such a touching number and you feel the emotion that the performer was trying to get across.