Les Miserables Tickets
Tennessee Performing Arts Center - Andrew Jackson Hall | Nashville, Tennessee
Tennessee, you should gear up for the best epitome of musicality in the theater world, because Les Misérables will be performing in Nashville at Tennessee Performing Arts Center this upcoming January, on Friday 23rd January 2026! For a limited period, one of Broadway's top plays is reawakening the live stage one more time with the show's phenomenal cast of characters on the live stage.
Get ready to fall in love with the beloved cast of Les Mis, including Jean Valjean, Marius, and Enjolras, as the talented actors and actresses of this longest-running musical unveils each individual role on the live stage with full commitment in each and every song the cast members sing. With emotional and notable song numbers such as "Bring Him Home" and "Do You Hear The People Sing", without a doubt no blank face would be seen as you leave the venue.
Join the millions of people in the entire world who refer to Les Mis as one of their fondest memories; be swift and acquire your seats to the show on Friday 23rd January 2026 at Tennessee Performing Arts Center and secure your tickets before they run out!
More than 40 years ago, a star show was born when Claude-Michel Schönberg, Alain Boubil, and Jean-Marc Natel prepared the initial stage screenplay for the now-famous musical, Les Misérables (initially in the French language). Stemming from Victor Hugo’s 1862 novel of the identical name, Les Mis was transformed and turned into a live stage adaptation as a fully lyricized play, which was an enormous achievement in that time period.
Following a very short run in France, there was obviously great clamor to make a more accessible show, and once Cameron Macikintosh listened to the score, he was so inspired and decided to produce an English version hand in hand with the Royal Shakespeare Company and Herbert Kretzmer, who wrote the new lyrics. The English production of Les Mis initially premiered with a two-month duration at the Barbican Centre, but as a result of its astounding success and repeatedly sold-out shows, it rapidly relocated to West End’s Palace Theatre in 1985, a more bustling and top theater, and remained there for almost 20 years. The West End play then transferred once more to another theater, the Queen’s Theatre (which after some time was renovated and renamed to The Sondheim Theatre in roughly half a decade ago), and continues to run up until present day. If you include all its runs since its inception all those years ago, the stage adaptation of Les Mis is actually the longest-running stage play so far in this generation.
With 37 years in London on its own and not even listing its shows in foreign locations, including and definitely not limited to its acclaimed Broadway runs, it is with certainty that this global hit continues to be smashing in the viewpoint of the play's audiences. The narrative and the rich and touching soundtrack, which revolves around justice, sacrifice, and unrequited love, always brings each viewer to tears because of the apparent heart beneath the surface of each character and act presented. The musical has become so successful that the play has been turned into motion pictures repeatedly and received very positively even on another platform.
This coming January’s production of Les Mis has it in Tennessee, where the show will be hosted on Friday 23rd January 2026, in Tennessee Performing Arts Center, Nashville. For an auditory experience like this, theatergoers can agree that Tennessee Performing Arts Center is the best choice due to its audio construction and acoustics, in addition to a magnificent stage to hold the play. For seat reservations or queries, seats are purchasable through the links that can be clicked above this page.
