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#1

Curtain call Les Mis

Anyone know the order of a curtain call for this show? Obviously, Valjean is dead last, then probably Javert before him... but I don't really know the order. [In case you're confused, in curtain call... the biggest lead goes last, and the smallest goes first after the choruses... then the curtain call goes from smallest main leads --> the biggest one]

Here are the main lead character names:
Valjean
Javert
Eponine
Marius
Fantine
Thenardier
Enjolras
Mdm. Thenardier
Gavroche
Cosette

Thanks in advance... kangaroo
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#2

re: Curtain call Les Mis

Not when I did it. I was Valjean, mine went like this...

Chorus Members (Group 1)
Chorus Members (Group 2)
Young Cosette and Gavroche
Fantine
Enjolras
Eponine
Javert
Thenardier and Madame Thenerdier
Marius & Cosette
Valjean

it should go

Chorus
Young Cosette & Gavroche
Enjolras
Thenardier & Madame Thenardier
Cosette & Marius
Eponine & Fantine
Javert
Valjean
#3

re: Curtain call Les Mis

Except on Broadway and the national Tour, Little Cosette (and Little Eponine) often didn't take a curtain call at all. They had the option of going home early, since they are done with their roles nearly 2 hours before the show ends.
#4

re: Curtain call Les Mis

"dead" last...Lol
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#5

re: Curtain call Les Mis

i just saw it in pittsburgh sunday and this is how it went

A couple rows of the ensemble
enjolras and gavroche
marius and cosette
the thenadiers
eponine and fantine
javert
valjean
#6

re: Curtain call Les Mis

You went to Pittsburgh? Some of the members of the cast went to see the show on the Saturday before you went.

Thanks guys for all ur help... I don't see why Marius & Cosette would be right before Valjean, I hope that's not how it is in our show.
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#7

re: Curtain call Les Mis

Hmmm I thought it was.

Chrous Group 1: usually including little Cosette and Eponine if they were still there
Chrous Group 2:
Gavroche and Enjorlas
The Thenardiers
Marius and Cosette
Eponine and Fantine
Javert
Valjean
#8

re: Curtain call Les Mis

Well, I'm not positive, darn my memory but I'm pretty sure the 10th Anniversary Concert Curtain Call went something like this:

Little Cosette and Gavroche
Grantaire
Madame Thenadier
Enjolras
Cosette
Eponine
Fantine
Marius
Thenadier
Javert
Valjean
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#9

re: Curtain call Les Mis

double post
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli

Updated On: 1/20/05 at 12:31 PM

#10

re: Curtain call Les Mis

EponineThen is dead on balls (My cousin Vinney - yes!) accurate....

Only little Eponine didn't usually come out...

I'm not sure if Little Cosette did her own bow or not...but that's the corrects order, as Eponine said.
#11

re: Curtain call Les Mis

Is Les Miserabless The one in the opera house that Michael Crawfurd was in originally?
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#12

re: Curtain call Les Mis

Ummm... was that a serious question? If it was, no that is not the show. That is the Phantom of the Opera. Les Miz is different.
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#13

re: Curtain call Les Mis

Les Miz is better!

Nick Wyman (my favorite Thenardier) was on L&O last night.

I turned to my roommate and said (edited version), "That's Nick Wyman!" Then I preceded to show him a picture of Nick.
#14

re: Curtain call Les Mis

really? ah, I missed L&O yesterday. re: Curtain call Les Mis
#15

re: Curtain call Les Mis

Thesbijean, those were weird curtain calls! Javert should definitely go second-to-last. I would have been pretty pissed if a director did that to me. I have gotten screwed on curtain call order before though--not that it really means anything. But I'm an actor, how can I not be at least a little vain?
#16

re: Curtain call Les Mis

I missed the beginning (He was playing a doctor involved with the case) - but I saw him at the end.

I have seen him 3 times in Les Mis and 1 time in Sly Fox.

(In fact, I only became interested in SF when I saw that Wyman was going to be in it)

I even have his autograph on my Les Mis playbill....He is TALL as HELL!
#17

re: Curtain call Les Mis

I especially love his interperation with Javert.
" it was me who told you so". Then he add " sorry."
haha, that is funny.


#18

re: Curtain call Les Mis

I dont' really understand why Eponine and Fantine come out together... they don't even know each other in the show at all.
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#19

re: Curtain call Les Mis

They come out together because they are the diva and mini-diva who sing the two songs everyone knows from the show.

And they both die.
#20

re: Curtain call Les Mis

As someone once told me, Eponine and Fantine are the tragic heroines (sp?) of the story. I personally would love to see Eponine and Marius take the bow before Javert and Valjean because they had so much interaction AND Fantine and Cosette take their bow together because they are smaller parts and they are mother and daughter.


Little Eponine and Cosette are cast with two girls. And they switch off every night. One will be Little Cosette one night then the other will be Little Eponine the next night. So they both have an equal amount of stage time. Though not in the same performance.
#21

re: Curtain call Les Mis

sanda...more like "it was me who tol....sorry"


Well, Fantine and Eponine come out together at the end of the show, everything Eponine Thenardier said (once again)....

"I think Harvey [Fierstein] wishes he were a black woman. I say he's the largest black woman in the show. I wish Harvey were straight, cuz I'd do him in a minute. I like big burly mother f***ers like him." ~Mary Bond Davis on Harvey Fierstein Thanks to Mistress @ spouzic.com
#22

re: Curtain call Les Mis

My mom used to know Nick Wyman and his wife when she lived in New York--he would donate "Les Mis" stuff to this charity auction every year (I don't know why I'm sharing this, I'm just bored).
#23

re: Curtain call Les Mis

Nice story...

Nick is cool, from when I met him.

Hope he finds himself back on broadway soon...
"I think Harvey [Fierstein] wishes he were a black woman. I say he's the largest black woman in the show. I wish Harvey were straight, cuz I'd do him in a minute. I like big burly mother f***ers like him." ~Mary Bond Davis on Harvey Fierstein Thanks to Mistress @ spouzic.com

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