Les Misérables Extended in Manila Until March 2026

Love Les Misérables? Cameron Mackintosh’s "Les Misérables: The World Tour Spectacular" has officially extended its Manila run! Originally scheduled from 20 January to 15 February 2026, the show will now stay until 1 March 2026 at Solaire’s The Theatre.

Due to crazy high-demand, additional two weeks of performances come in response to overwhelming demand from audiences eager to experience this breathtaking production. GMG Productions CEO Carlos Candal said the show has struck a special chord with Filipino theatre lovers!

“From the moment we announced the tour, it was clear how deeply the show resonated with local fans,” he shared. “This is a unique version of Les Misérables — never seen before on Manila stages — and we’re thrilled more people will get the chance to see it.”

The touring production expands on the success of "Les Misérables: The Staged Concert," which captivated London’s West End crowds with over 200 performances. For Manila, expect fresh set and lighting designs, an international all-star cast, and a large live orchestra featuring both Filipino and international musicians. The full cast lineup will be revealed soon, adding to the excitement.

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Tickets for the extended dates are available exclusively through TicketWorld. Whether you missed the original schedule or want to catch it again, now’s the perfect time to secure your seats.

Image credit: Philippine Concerts Facebook Page

Based on Victor Hugo’s timeless novel and brought to life by creators Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg, Les Misérables tells a powerful story of hope, love, and revolution that continues to inspire generations worldwide.

Whether you’re planning a date night, like catching dinner at a cozy spot in BGC before the show, or just looking for something fresh beyond the usual museum trip, this production hits all the right notes. It’s perfect for art lovers who want to experience something different, like pairing the show with a visit to the nearby Metropolitan Museum or exploring the street art around Makati. It’s a great way to enjoy top-notch theatre and soak up some serious culture in one go.

Les Misérables isn’t just a show. It’s an experience. After the curtain falls, why not dive into Manila’s buzzing art scene? Check out cool galleries nearby, grab a bite at your favourite street food spot, or sip a good coffee at a hip café. It’s the perfect way to keep the night alive and soak up some local culture.

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There’s so much to do in Manila beyond the theatre. You can stroll around historic Intramuros, visit the vibrant street markets, or catch a live gig at one of the city’s music bars. If you’re feeling adventurous, explore quirky museums or relax in a lush park. Whatever your vibe, Manila has something to match your mood after an unforgettable night at Les Misérables.

Featured Image credit: Philippine Concerts Facebook Page