Musicals

Les Misérables - Tickets

Celebrate 40 years of Les Misérables with this global musical icon—Spain’s most awarded musical of 2026—now on stage at Teatro Apolo Madrid.

4.9/5(912)

Ester G

Solo

Verified booking

4 days ago

An impressive show with a set design that literally transports you to the movie. The actors did phenomenally; the only thing is we are used to the songs in their original language and it is a bit difficult at times to hear them in Spanish, but even so, the musical is highly enjoyable.

Fernando M

Group

Verified booking

Yesterday

It was one of the best productions I've seen in a long time. Victor Hugo was one of the greatest writers of the 19th century and Les Misérables his most famous book. I highly recommend this show, which at times moved me to tears.

Merit C

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

It exceeded every expectation. Extremely well-trained and professional voices, incredible staging, and a live soundtrack. Plus, the theater is beautiful.

Demosthenes F

Solo

Verified booking

5 days ago

I really liked it. Despite the limitations of the theater —a small stage—, the set design is very good and moving. The actors have excellent voices and performances.

Martin N

Solo

Verified booking

3 days ago

Brilliant! I'm English and have seen it a few times in London, so it was so interesting to see it in Spanish. Everything was great the set and the cast were fantastic!

Santiago S

Couple

Verified booking

Aug 2026

I've seen so many musicals, and in all of them I've laughed, cried, and above all, enjoyed myself, but with *Les Misérables* I felt the same way—only much more so—even though I had the worst seat I've ever had, and it was my own fault. A wonderful musical. Congratulations to everyone.

Inspired by the classic novel and Oscar-winning film, Les Misérables explores the raw resilience of human spirit.

Seen by 150M+ worldwide, this global icon sweeps 4 Talía, 9 Broadway World & Godot awards as Spain's most acclaimed 2026 musical

Experience the soul-stirring live score packed with world-famous symphonic numbers, including “I Dreamed a Dream” and “One Day More.”

Era-specific costumes, moody lighting, and fluid set shifts bring the raw grit and grandeur of 19th-century Paris alive on stage.

Reserve your seats at Teatro Apolo to experience why critics call this staging one of the greatest musical triumphs ever created.

The story

In post-revolutionary France, Jean Valjean is granted freedom after years in prison, but the past won’t let him go. Hunted by the unrelenting Inspector Javert, Valjean finds purpose in raising Cosette, the daughter of a woman crushed by poverty. As civil unrest rises and rebellion brews, fate weaves Valjean’s journey with others who dare to dream. But will hope be enough?

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What our guests say
Ester G
Solo
Verified booking
4 days ago
An impressive show with a set design that literally transports you to the movie. The actors did phenomenally; the only thing is we are used to the songs in their original language and it is a bit difficult at times to hear them in Spanish, but even so, the musical is highly enjoyable.
Fernando M
Group
Verified booking
Yesterday
It was one of the best productions I've seen in a long time. Victor Hugo was one of the greatest writers of the 19th century and Les Misérables his most famous book. I highly recommend this show, which at times moved me to tears.
Merit C
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
It exceeded every expectation. Extremely well-trained and professional voices, incredible staging, and a live soundtrack. Plus, the theater is beautiful.
Demosthenes F
Solo
Verified booking
5 days ago
I really liked it. Despite the limitations of the theater —a small stage—, the set design is very good and moving. The actors have excellent voices and performances.
Martin N
Solo
Verified booking
3 days ago
Brilliant! I'm English and have seen it a few times in London, so it was so interesting to see it in Spanish. Everything was great the set and the cast were fantastic!

Show details

Categories: Musicals, Classic, Critics' Choice, Drama

Audience: Suitable for 7+ yrs

Theater name: Teatro Apolo Madrid

Theater facilities: bar, cafe, restrooms

Theater accessibility: wheelchair accessible, ramp, accessible restrooms, companion seating

Dress code: Smart casual

Cast & crew

Leading roles: Adrián Salzedo as Jean Valjean, Pitu Manubens as Javert, Teresa Ferrer as Fantine, Quique Niza as Marius, Alèxia Pascual as Cosette and Elsa Ruiz as Éponine

Original Producer: Cameron Mackintosh

Concept, Booklet & Original Texts in French: Alain Boublil

Booklet & Music: Claude-Michel Schönberg

Lyricist: Herbert Kretzmer

Original Text in French: Jean-Marc Natel

Additional Material: James Fenton

Adaptation: Trevor Nunn

Adaptation: John Caird

Spanish Translation: Albert Mas-Griera

New Orchestrations: Stephen Metcalfe, Christopher Jahnke, Stephen Brooker

Original Orchestrations: John Cameron

Additional info

Note: The musical is performed in the local language.

This show is suitable for ages 7 years and above. Children must be seated next to the accompanying adult(s).

For the comfort and consideration of all guests, children under 4 years of age are not permitted to enter the venue.

Age suitability recommendations are just suggestions. So, trust your judgment when booking tickets for any show, and enjoy!

Most theaters are air-conditioned year-round, so it can get a bit chilly. Bring a light jacket just in case.

Frequently asked questions about Les Misérables

Q: How much do the Les Misérables Madrid tickets cost?

A: The cost of the tickets start from €39.90 and will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.

Q: Where is Les Misérables playing in Madrid?

A: The production is hosted live at Madrid's iconic Teatro Apolo.

Q: What language is Les Misérables performed in?

A: The show is sung entirely in Spanish (castellano), utilizing the celebrated official lyrical translation by Albert Mas-Griera.

Q: How long does Les Misérables run for?

A: The performance lasts approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes, including an intermission.

Q: What age is Les Misérables appropriate for?

A: It is recommended for audiences aged 7 and older. Children under age 4 will not be admitted into the auditorium.