Forty years of Les Mis: ‘It fills a God-shaped hole in people’s lives’

Forty years on, Cameron Mackintosh, the world’s most successful theatre producer, can still remember the lurch he felt in the pit of his stomach when, around midnight, he picked up the following day’s papers at Piccadilly Circus, just hours after his latest musical project, an adaptation of Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables, had opened at the Barbican Centre. (Cavendish, The Telegraph)

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