Stepdads: The Stepdads Les Mis

Stepdads: The Stepdads Les Mis - Brighton Fringe

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Cult comedy pioneers Stepdads present the world’s first ever stage adaptation of Victor Hugo’s novel.

They will be joined by alternative comedy’s finest to faithfully adapt this colossal epic, including the 58 page digression on the Battle of Waterloo.

Previous acts include: Mark Silcox, Joz Norris, Josh Glanc, Elf Lyons, Lorna Rose Treen, Christian Brighty and more!

Stepdads are BAFTA-winning Disney+ heartthrob Luke Rollason (★★★★ “gloriously daft” Telegraph) and The Flop’s Tom Penn (★★★★★ “Nothing happens” BeyondTheJoke).

Cast & Creative Team

Jean Valjean - Tom Penn

Javert - Luke Rollason

The Bishop - Ben Alborough

Fantine - Anna Leong Brophy

Little Cosette - Julie Nesher

The Thenardiers - A&E Comedy

The Revolutionaries - Michael Brunstrom

Gavroche - Ellie BW

Marius - Jonathan Oldfield

Eponine - Lorna Rose Treen

Reviews

The energy is anarchic and the audience love it.
- https://www.thereviewshub.com/brighton-fringe-stepdads-les-mis-wundabarn-at-the-spiegelgardens/
★★★★
An extremely fun and chaotic night
- Chortle

Company: Liebenspiel Presents
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 60 mins
Venues: WundaBarn at The SpiegelGardens
Venue Accessibility:
Assistance Dogs Welcome
Wheelchair Accessible
Accessible Toilet
This is combined information – if this event is happening across multiple venues, please be aware this may not be applicable across all performances.
For any queries about venue accessibility, including step free access, please contact box office.
Age suitability: 18+ (Restriction)
Babes in Arms policy: Under 2's are not allowed at this event.
Content Warnings:
Audience Interaction
Strong Language
Nudity
Contains Haze/Smoke Effects
Loud Noises
Depictions and references to Violence