I just got back from seeing an amazingly good production of the musical Les Miserables.  It was a high school production, so I don't want to post in detail (i.e. since the people I'm referring to are "underage"); but let me just say that there was some very effectively acted crying from several of the cast members, including the actors who played the revolutionary students (they cried when the Gavaroche and Eponine characters were killed).  Quite touching.  In addition, I teared up at a couple of points during the show (example -- the moment when the Bishop pardons Jean Valjean for stealing his silver).  I'm pretty sure others in the audience cried as well, especially during the show's final scene.   

Last edited by White Tulip (May 13, 2017 4:08 am)