The Welsh National Opera are currently working on Don Giovanni and it will be showcased in Liverpool this Autumn. The opera will be directed by John Caird, who was the co-director of Les Miserables and it will be his third opera for the Welsh National Opera company.

He told Liverpool’s Daily Post of Don Giovanni that, “Mozart’s dark masterpiece is a complex study in sexual obsession and the exercise of power, the greatest and darkest of the three Mozart/da Ponte collaborations.”

Les Miserables will continue meanwhile at London’s Queen’s Theatre.

Compare and buy Les Miserables tickets online.

Les Miserables is hitting the silver screen in another film adaptation of the infamous musical and Hugh Jackman is first choice for the leading man.

Les Miserables is one of the West Ends longest running musicals, enjoying it’s ten-thousandth performance last year. Similarly Jackman is no stranger to an all singing all dancing performance: he picked up a Tony Award for Outstanding Actor in the musical ‘The Boy from Oz’ , he hosted the Tony Awards and the Oscars in 2009 when he chose to present in a cabaret format singing and dancing his way through the awards.

The adaptation is being undertaken by Tom Hooper,the director of The Kings Speech, with shooting commencing at the end of the year.

Les Miserables tickets and show dates are available online.

Lucas and Boe will reprise the roles they played at the musical’s 25th anniversary concert at London’s O2 last year. Lucas played dastardly innkeeper Thénardier and Boe was man on the run Jean Valjean. Fraser will play Valjean’s nemesis Javert.

Lucas, better known for screen work including Come Fly With Me, Shooting Stars and Alice in Wonderland, as well as Little Britain, will appear until September 10th. Boe will perform with the cast until November 26th.

The musical already includes stars such as Gareth Gates, Lucie Jones and Samantha Barks and became the West End’s longest running musical in 2006, celebrating 10,000 performances in 2010.

Les Misérables tickets are available now.

Les Miserables has now been seen by over 55 million people worldwide, in 40 countries, and continues to be as popular as ever. The show, which celebrated it’s 25th anniversary in 2010, is set in 19th Century France and follows the tale of ex-convict Jean Valjean as he escapes parole and goes on the run from the cold and calculating Inspector Javert.

Les Miserables tickets are on sale now, with the cheapest seats available from £19.

Christmas is the perfect time for theatre, with traditional pantomimes, plays and musicals providing entertainment throughout the West End. A great addition to a family day out, a Christmas shopping trip or even tickets for January showings make the perfect Christmas gift to extend the holidays just that little bit longer.

Les Miserables is showing at the Queen’s Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue throughout December and the New Year. Former Pop Idol star Gareth Gates will be playing the role of Marius from the 31st January to the 18th June 2011, so with musical tickets making an excellent Christmas gift already, this may be an added bonus for fans of the singer.

Les Miserables tickets are available to compare and buy online now.

There are old and new musicals including Les Miserables, We Will Rock You, Disney’s The Lion King, Wicked, Phantom of the Opera and Love Never Dies, and plays including Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband, The Woman in Black, 39 Steps and War Horse, making sure that there’s something for everyone.

Compare prices for Theatre tickets online at Tixdaq.com, and with shows throughout January and the New Year now is the perfect time to treat someone to a Christmas present you can share together.

With the musical also enjoying a lengthy run at Queen’s Theatre in Barnstaple, London, Les Miserables tickets remain in high demand. Indeed, the production is the longest ever running West End Musical. In 2006 there had been over 9,500 performances and it is as appreciated today as it ever was.

Set in 19th Century France, it follows the story of ex-conv Jean Valjean who escapes parole and goes on the run from the cold and calculating Inspector Javert. Directors Laurence Connor and James Powell have managed to create a subtle re-imagining of the tragic tale, including a dark atmospheric set which helps create a more intimate, realistic landscape than ever seen before.

Les Miserables will be showing throughout 2010 with performances in the Palace Theatre in Manchester as well as Queen’s Theatre in London.

Compare and buy Les Miserables tickets now!

Now scores of plays and musicals have followed suit. Confirmed cancellations so far include: Mamma Mia!, Jersey Boys, Les Miserables, Oliver!, Avenue Q, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Complicit, Grease, Carousel, Be Near Me, Hairspray, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Wicked, Sunset Boulevard, The Sound of Music, Billy Elliot – The Musical, Dirty Dancing – The Classic Story On Stage, Gethsemane, On The Waterfront, The Phantom Of The Opera, Private Lives, Twelfth Night, Stomp, The Mousetrap and We Will Rock You.

Further cancellations are expected and theatregoers are advised to contact theatres before starting out on their journey.

Theatre fans with tickets for tonights performances are bound to be disappointed to be missing out on what is an increasing popular night out on the West End. Fear not however many West End Theatre Tickets remain available for 2009 and are available from as little as £12.

27 Jan – 24 Oct    Blood Brothers (£22.50)
27 Jan – 26 Sep   Oliver (£15)
27 Jan – 28 Feb   The Sound of Music (£12)
27 Jan – 27 Mar   Mamma Mia (£19.50)
27 Jan – 24 Oct    Jersey Boys (£20)
15 Feb – 17 May  Blue Man Group (£67.50)
27 Jan – 09 Jan    We will Rock You (£28)
27 Jan – 02 May   Enjoy (£13.50)
27 Jan – 18 Dec   Billy Elliot the Musical (£17.50)