Les Miserables

LEADS
Jean Valjean: Alex Rudd
Javert: Dante Marcuccio
Marius Pontmercy: Max Morgan
Cosette: Katie Sharp
Monsieur Thénardier: Cade Tucker
Madame Thénardier: Lauren Podlewski
Fantine: Maddie Pertuis
Éponine: Emily Mesa
Bishop: Christian Mathews
Enjolras: Clayton Senter
Combeferre: Ash Davis
Prouvaire: Michael Donovan
Joly: Jacob Goodin
Feuilly: Garrett Morris
Grantaire: Tyler Pitman
Lesegles: Aidan O’Donnell
Montparnasse: Nate Hejtmancik de Valenzuela
Claquesous: Travis Schlicht
Courfeyrac: Rory Sims
Bamatabois: Jacob Vegas
Sentry: Kyle Dickens
Army Officer, Foreman: William Clyburn
Pimp: Tyler Phelps
Young Cosette: Taylor Greny and Isabella Morrison
Gavroche: Yarden Barr
Babet: Will Clyburn
Brujon: Craig Davenport

CHORUS

CREW

• Best Direction – Kathy Powdrell
• Best Choreography – Alyssa Goza and Katelyn Gallagher
• Best Musical Direction WIN – Janwin Overstreet Goode and Michael Tyer
• Best Orchestra – Julio Sanchez ad conductor Michael Tyer
• Best Technical Execution/Best Crew
• Best Lighting Design WIN
• Best Scenic Design WIN 
• Best Ensemble WIN 
• Best Supporting Actor – FHS landed two nominations in this category
– – Clayton Senter in the role of Enjolras
– – Cade Tucker in the role of Thenardier
• Best Lead Actress – Emily Mesa in the role of Eponine
• Best Lead Actor – FHS landed two nominations in this category
– – Alex Rudd in the role of Jean Val Jean
– – Max Morgan in the role of Marius
• BEST MUSICAL or OVER ALL PRODUCTION

Winning are: Best Set Design, Best Scenic Lighting, Best Ensemble, Best Musical Direction
Alex Rudd was a Tommy Tune Award $1,000 scholarship recipient.

January 27, 28 at 7 pm and January 29 at 2:30 pm
February 3, 4 at 7 pm and February 5 at 2:30 pm
Tickets are $10 and available at the door one hour before each performances.
Tickets will also be sold at FHS Visitor’s desk 9 am – 3 pm Monday – Friday beginning January 22, 2017
The show is rated PG.

• Jean Valjean, a morally conflicted paroled convict, prisoner 24601, and the protagonist. Failing to find work with his yellow parole note and redeemed by the Bishop of Digne’s mercy, he tears his passport up and conceals his identity (under the alias “Monsieur Madeleine” and later “Monsieur Fauchelevant”) in order to live his life again as an honest man. However, Javert constantly pursues him;
• Fantine, a struggling single mother who becomes a street prostitute in order to pay for her child’s well-being;
• Javert, a willful police inspector, originally a prison-guard, who becomes obsessed with hunting down Valjean to whom he refers as “Prisoner 24601”;
• Éponine, the young daughter of the sinister Thénardiers who was pampered and spoiled as a child but grows up to be ragged in Paris. She secretly loves Marius;
• Cosette, Fantine’s daughter, who is abused and mistreated by the Thénardiers but whom Valjean later adopts – she soon grows into a beautiful young woman;
• Marius Pontmercy, a French student and revolutionary who falls in love with Cosette;
• Monsieur and Madame Thénardier, a crooked couple who own an inn and exploit their customers. They later become a feared band of thieves in the streets of Paris;
• Enjolras, leader of the student revolutionaries who seek to bring revolution and change to France;
• Gavroche, a hotheaded young boy who is adored by the people and aligns himself with their revolution – he is a true symbol of the youth and boldness of the rebellion.
• Grantaire a revolutionary who doesn’t believe in the causes of the revolution. He reveres Enjolras, and is often drunk.