To this day I have never read a better novel, and while I am sure that many other stories will continue to enchant me for decades to come I find it hard to imagine something of equal or higher-caliber overwhelming my senses in quite the same way. My hardbound copy of the Signet translation with 1,463 complete and unabridged pages is the definitive reading experience in my own eyes: the work of an unparalleled narrative genius who knew every beat you could possibly create within a story. It is literally the one book I would take with me to a deserted island if I could choose only one, and I'm not even referring to one of those rather redundant abridged versions either. It is not even simply in the running for one of my favorite books. Les Miserables, as written by Victor Hugo is my all time favorite novel. Be that as it may, it could help readers to make sense of my own voice and opinion on this latest version of this musical experience. It's not a deep, dark secret or anything of the sort (no need to worry). Nick Jonas (yes, that Nick Jonas, the teen pop star sensation) perform in this 2010 edition. The cast includes the likes of Alfie Boe (Jean Valjean), Norm Lewis (Javert), Lea Salonga (Fantine) and Katie Hall (Cosette). This latest rendition was performed at the remarkable O2 arena which will take any viewer's breath away simply by the profound nature of where the concert is being performed. The stage production has found itself impeccably representative of the current mindset regarding Victor Hugo's classic novel (from which it is based) with multiple versions performed around the globe to countless large and adoring audiences who truly seem to be passionately devoted to the music and the show. Les Miserables has been considered a benchmark in musical performances for 25 years now.
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