LES MIZ Final Weeks on Broadway 2016

Thought I'd start this thread as we head into the home stretch for this production. I was able to see it one final time a couple weeks ago, and the cast is in absolutely fabulous form. Better than the show's opening cast, I might venture to say.

Happy as well that this production will be solidly over 1,000 performances by closing on September 4. https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/LES-MISERABLES-Celebrates-1000-Trips-to-the-Barricade-20160814

Anybody else going over the next few weeks?

I saw it a couple weeks ago and it really was in top shape. I really just love this revival of the show. There are so many moments that give me chills. But the rush line has always been pretty crazy especially in the summer, at least in my opinion.

I adored Karimloo and Swenson, but Owen-Jones and Hayden Tee are devastatingly good. And don't get me started on Luff as Fantine. I, too, wish this was a reliable Broadway staple.

Ive seen Les Mis on Broadway, over 50 times between the original production the revival and this current production, and I must say John Owen Jones and Hayden Tee are the best pair EVER IMO! Ive seen the show at least 10 times since John Owen Jones came from London and I already have 4 tickets to the last performance on Sept 4th, im so excited!!!!!!!! I wonder if they have any special plans :)

I'm seeing it on Wednesday...it'll be my 1st time seeing the show ever. I've seen the movie, but never the show. Can't wait!

Closing tomorrow! Anybody going to the final three performances?

5 or 6 recordings of the same shows score is more than enough. Many shows do not even get one. Saw it with him , Yes he was good but we do not even listen to the ones we have. It would have been nice to see the last show but the prices were out of line for us so we passed.

It will be quite awhile before this is revived again. Ditto for Fiddler

I loved this production and I am so grateful to have gotten to see it over the past two and a half years as much as I have and see so many of the wonderfully talented men and women of the barricade. I saw the show on Tuesday night one last time, and to hear the audience so enthralled and enthusiastic made me so happy to see the show go out on a high. I'm sad I won't be able to attend closing due to my own lapse in judgement about buying a ticket when I had the chance, but I'm so glad to see this production close on such a high note. I'll definitely be seeing the subsequent tour when it launches in the fall of 2017, but I am so glad to have had this production on Broadway for the last two and a half years.  

I actually saw it twice in the last few weeks, since I have no idea when it will be back, and once I saw John as Valjean, I needed to see him again. He brings so much to that role that the five or so other Valjeans I've seen just don't compare. I also got the bonus of seeing what was likely Matt Rossell's final performance as Marius in this production, and he was great as always. Love his Marius. There were a few small issues with the sound system, and it seems as though they've cut down on dry ice, which completely exposes the device they use to create Javert's suicide effect but otherwise the show was in top form and it's getting the sendoff it deserves. I'm definitely going to miss this production.

I was there at the closing too. I've seen this production for a lot of times, and I'd say the closing principal cast is over all the best. John Owen-Jones stands as the best Valjean I've ever seen.