Les Miserables

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Northglenn High School presented "Les Miserables" on March 1-3. It was absolutely amazing, especially for a high school production. John and Joshua both participated, growing out their hair to unprecedented lengths. (Pictures below were taken by Anton Mayer, and were copied from his Facebook page)
Josh leads the chain gang. 
John had the role of the bishop who changed Jean Valjean's life.
John also had the misfortune of being run over by a loaded wagon
John is just to the right of center, as one of the revolutionary leaders. Josh is on the far right, wearing a red scarf.



Josh is the dead french soldier lying on the top of the barricade in this image. Josh liked to tell people that he played 2/3 of the French army. In another scene he played a French sniper who was shot, so he got to die twice. (Another actor played a French commander, the other 1/3 of the French army.)

We bought a DVD of the musical so if anyone is in the area and wants to watch it, it is available!

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