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Les Mis Cast Tracks for Ensemble Les Miserables Ensemble Cast Tracks ‐ ACT ONE Page 1 of 4 Last Updated: 12/7/2018 ‐ 9:34 AM Last Name First Name 1 ‐ Prologue 2 ‐End of the day 3 ‐ I dreamed a 4 ‐ The docks 5 ‐ The cart crash 6 ‐Fantines death 7 ‐ Little Cosette 8 ‐ The inkeepers 9 ‐ The Bargain 10 ‐ The Beggars 11 ‐ The Robbery 12 ‐ Stars 13 ‐ The ABC Café 14 ‐ The People's 15 ‐ Rue Plumet 16 ‐ Heart Full 17 ‐ Attack on Rue 18 ‐ One Day More dream song song Bach Peyton XXXXXXXXXXCOSETTE XXXCOSETTE COSETTE X COSETTE CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ Behrman Victoria X XXONLOOKER 2 XXXXBEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX POOR BEGGAR BEGGAR SISTER (NUN) ‐ CHORUS‐THE CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ Besecker Alexandra X PROSTITUTE X NUN XXXBEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX QC (sleep) POOR BEGGAR BEGGAR CHORUS ‐ CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Brooks Jenna ONLOOKER XXXXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX WORKER CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Burk Ana X CHORUS ‐ POOR X PROSTITUTE 3 XXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ POOR Burton Jireh FARMER X SAILOR 1 XXXXXGRANTAIRE GRANTAIRE X GRANTAIRE GRANTAIRE XXXGRANTAIRE (as farmer) CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Carnes Mackenzie X WORKER 1 XXONLOOKER XXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX CUSTOMER CUSTOMER Cates Abby XXXXXXXXXEPONINE EPONINE EPONINE XXEPONINE EPONINE EPONINE EPONINE CHORUS ‐ CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Deines Allie X XXONLOOKER XXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX WORKER CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Desta Sarem X XXONLOOKER XXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX WORKER CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ Ehlers Rebekah X XXXXXXXBEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX WORKER BEGGAR BEGGAR FACTORY GIRL 1 CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Esposito Sophia X XXONLOOKER XXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX (WORKER) CUSTOMER CUSTOMER MONSIEUR MONSIEUR MONSIEUR MONSIEUR MONSIEUR MONSIEUR Flagel Evan XXXXXXX XXXXX THENARDIER THENARDIER THENARDIER THENARDIER THENARDIER THENARDIER WOMAN (SOLO ‐ MISTAKEN CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ Goodwin Grace X XX XXXXBEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX WORKER) VALJEAN WIFE BEGGAR BEGGAR CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Griffor Chloe X CHORUS ‐ POOR X PROSTITUTE 1 XXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Gu Siyu (Frank) CONSTABLE 2 CHORUS ‐ POOR X CONSTABLE 2 XXXCUSTOMER X CONSTABLE 2 CONSTABLE 2 XX XXX CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Hansee Lydia X XXONLOOKER XXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX WORKER CUSTOMER CUSTOMER Hansford Douglas X CHORUS ‐ POOR XXXXXXXENJOLRAS ENJOLRAS X ENJOLRAS ENJOLRAS XXXENJOLRAS CHAING GANG ( MAYOR MAYOR MAYOR Hoyer Samuel X VALJEAN XXVALJEAN XXXXXVALJEAN X VALJEAN VALJEAN VALJEAN) (VALJEAN) (VALJEAN) (VALJEAN) CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Hoyer Teresa X X PROSTITUTE XXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX POOR CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Hruska Danae X X SICK PROSTITUTE XXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX POOR CUSTOMER CUSTOMER Jones Kalaya XXXXXXMADAME T MADAME T MADAME T MADAME T MADAME T XXXXXXMADAME T CHORUS ‐ THE Jung Collin X XXXXXXXMARIUS MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS POOR CHORUS ‐ THE Klusmeyer Warren CONVICT 4 X SAILOR 2 XXXXXLESGLES LESGLES X LESGLES LESGLES XXXLESGLES POOR Koopman Sarah X FANTINE FANTINE XXFANTINE XXXXXXXXXXXX CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Lee Charlotte X FACTORY GIRL 5 XXXXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Matsey Kendall X XXONLOOKER XXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX WORKER CUSTOMER CUSTOMER MISTAKEN CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Max Christopher CONSTABLE 1 CHORUS ‐ POOR X CONSTABLE 1 XXXXCONSTABLE 1 CONSTABLE 1 XX XXX VALJEAN BEGGAR BEGGAR Hoatian CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Meng X X PROSTITUTE XXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX (Vivian) POOR CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Milligan Eva X XXONLOOKER 3 XXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX POOR CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ Mitchell Claire X XXXNUN XXXBEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX POOR BEGGAR BEGGAR CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ Murphy Mekenzie ONLOOKER XXONLOOKER XXXXBEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX WORKER BEGGAR BEGGAR FACTORY GIRL 4 CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Myers Lauren X XXXXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX (WORKER) CUSTOMER CUSTOMER Les Miserables Ensemble Cast Tracks ‐ ACT ONE Page 2 of 4 Last Updated: 12/7/2018 ‐ 9:34 AM Last Name First Name 1 ‐ Prologue 2 ‐End of the day 3 ‐ I dreamed a 4 ‐ The docks 5 ‐ The cart crash 6 ‐Fantines death 7 ‐ Little Cosette 8 ‐ The inkeepers 9 ‐ The Bargain 10 ‐ The Beggars 11 ‐ The Robbery 12 ‐ Stars 13 ‐ The ABC Café 14 ‐ The People's 15 ‐ Rue Plumet 16 ‐ Heart Full 17 ‐ Attack on Rue 18 ‐ One Day More dream song song CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Northup Madeline X WORKER 2 XXONLOOKER XXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ Olea Bianca X XXONLOOKER XXXXBEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX WORKER BEGGAR BEGGAR CHORUS‐THE Pacheco Matthew BISHOP DIGNE XXJUDGE XXXXCOMBEFERRE COMBEFERRE X COMBEFERRE COMBEFERRE XXXCOMBEFERRE POOR CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Paramo Luis LABORER POOR (AS X PIMP XXXCUSTOMER X MONTPARNASSE MONTPARNASSE XX XXMONTPARNASSE CUSTOMER CUSTOMER LABORER) Paris Benjamin JAVERT XXJAVERT X JAVERT XXXXXJAVERT XXXXXJAVERT CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Peck Megan X X PROSTITUTE XXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX POOR CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ Randle Bella X FACTORY GIRL 3 XXXXXXXBEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX BEGGAR BEGGAR CONVICT 1 ‐ QC CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Rebhun Jackson X CUSTOMER XXXCUSTOMER X BRUJON BRUJON XX XXBRUJON (OL) POOR CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CONVICT 3 ‐ QC CHORUS ‐ THE Rebhun Matthew XXFAUCHELEVANT XXXXJOLY JOLY X JOLY JOLY XXXJOLY (OL) POOR CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Rempe Elena X FACTORY GIRL 2 XXXXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ THE GAV'S GANG Rempe Sophia ONLOOKER XXXXXXX GAV'S GANG XXGAV'S GANG XXXGAV'S GANG POOR (SOLO) CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Rodriguez Gianna X X PROSTITUTE 2 XXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX POOR CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Russell Clara X X PROSTITUTE XXXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX POOR CUSTOMER CUSTOMER Sanders Benjamin CHAIN GANG FOREMAN XXONLOOKER XXXXFEUILLY FEUILLY X FEUILLY FEUILLY XXXFEUILLY CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Saxby Matthew LABORER ‐ SOLO XXONLOOKER XXXXBEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX POOR BEGGAR BEGGAR CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Schmidt Gabe CONVICT 5 X BAMATABOIS XXXCUSTOMER X BEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX POOR BEGGAR BEGGAR CHORUS ‐ THE Schneider Cooper LABORER XXONLOOKER 4 XXXXPROUVAIRE PROUVAIRE X PROUVAIRE PROUVAIRE XXXPROUVAIRE POOR CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Shields Kathryn X XXONLOOKER 1 XXCUSTOMER XXXXX XXX POOR CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ THE LADY IN WHITE CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ Slouffman Alicia X X PROSTITUTE XX XXBEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX POOR (DANCER) BEGGAR BEGGAR CHORUS‐THE Swayze Colin SERVANT XXXXXXXGAVROCHE GAVROCHE GAVROCHE GAVROCHE GAVROCHE XXXGAVROCHE POOR CHAIN GANG ‐ CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Taylor David X SAILOR 3 XXXCUSTOMER X CLAQUESOUS CLAQUESOUS XX XXCLAQUESOUS QC (OL) POOR CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ THE Van Jura Abigail X XXXXXXXGAV'S GANG GAV'S GANG XXGAV'S GANG XXXGAV'S GANG POOR CHORUS ‐THE Vest Justin LABORER X CUSTOMER XXXXXCOURFEYRAC COURFEYRAC X COURFEYRAC COURFEYRAC XXXCOURFEYRAC POOR CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ Wilkins Claire X X OLD WOMAN XXXCUSTOMER X BABET BABET XX XXBABET POOR CUSTOMER CUSTOMER CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS ‐ CHORUS ‐ Williams Hailey ONLOOKER XXONLOOKER XXXXBEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX POOR BEGGAR BEGGAR CHORUS ‐ THE Wong Jasmine X XXXXXXXGAV'S GANG GAV'S GANG XXGAV'S GANG XXXGAV'S GANG POOR CHORUS ‐ THE CHORUS‐ CHORUS‐ Vanderwoude Malcolm CONVICT 2 X CUSTOMER XXXCUSTOMER X BEGGAR BEGGAR XX XXX POOR BEGGAR BEGGAR CHORUS ‐ THE Youngquist Faith ONLOOKER XXXXXXXGAV'S GANG GAV'S GANG XXGAV'S GANG XXXGAV'S GANG POOR Les Miserables Ensemble Cast Tracks ‐ ACT TWO Page 3 of 4 Last Updated: 12/7/2018 ‐ 9:34 AM Last Name First Name 19 ‐ the Barricade 20 ‐Javert at the 21‐The First Attack 22 ‐ The Night 23‐ The Second 24‐The Final Battle 25 ‐ The Sewers 26 ‐ Javert's suicide 27 ‐ The Café Song 28 ‐ Marius and 29 ‐ The Wedding 30 ‐ Epilogue Barricade Attack Cosette Bach Peyton XXXXXXXXXCOSETTE COSETTE COSETTE Behrman Victoria X WOMAN WOMAN XXXXXXXXCHORUS Besecker Alexandra X WOMAN WOMAN XXXXXXXXCHORUS Brooks Jenna XXXWOMAN XXXXXXXCHORUS Burk Ana XXXXXXXXDANCER XXCHORUS Burton Jireh GRANTAIRE GRANTAIRE GRANTAIRE GRANTAIRE X GRANTAIRE XXXXxCHORUS Carnes Mackenzie XXXWOMAN X REVOLUTIONARY XXXXXCHORUS Cates Abby EPONINE EPONINE EPONINE EPONINE XXXXXXXEPONINE Deines Allie X WOMAN WOMAN XXXXXXXXCHORUS Desta Sarem X WOMAN WOMAN XXXXXXXXCHORUS Ehlers Rebekah XXXXXXXXDANCER XXCHORUS Esposito Sophia XXXWOMAN XXXXXXGUEST CHORUS Flagel Evan XXXXXXTHENARDIER XXXTHENARDIER X Goodwin Grace XXXXXREVOLUTIONARY XXXXXCHORUS Griffor Chloe XXXWOMAN XXXXXXGUEST CHORUS Gu Siyu (Frank) REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY X REVOLUTIONARY XXXXGUEST CHORUS Hansee Lydia XXXXXXXWOMAN 6 XXXCHORUS Hansford Douglas ENJOLRAS ENJOLRAS ENJOLRAS ENJOLRAS ENJOLRAS ENJOLRAS XXXXXCHORUS Hoyer Samuel VALJEAN VALJEAN VALJEAN VALJEAN VALJEAN VALJEAN VALJEAN VALJEAN X VALJEAN VALJEAN VALJEAN Hoyer Teresa XXXXXXXXDANCER XXCHORUS Hruska Danae XXXWOMAN XXXXXXGUEST CHORUS Jones Kalaya XXXXXXXXXXMADME T X Jung Collin MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS X MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS MARIUS Klusmeyer Warren LESGLES LESGLES LESGLES LESGLES LESGLES LESGLES XXXXXCHORUS Koopman Sarah XXXXXXXXXXXFANTINE REVOLUTIONARY Lee Charlotte REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY X REVOLUTIONARY X WOMAN 4 XXXCHORUS (SENTRY) Matsey Kendall XXXXXXXWOMAN 7 XXXCHORUS Max Christopher REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY X REVOLUTIONARY XXXXGUEST CHORUS Hoatian Meng XXXXXREVOLUTIONARY XXXXGUEST CHORUS (Vivian) Milligan Eva REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY X REVOLUTIONARY XXXXXCHORUS Mitchell Claire X WOMAN WOMAN XXXXXXXXCHORUS Murphy Loren XXXWOMAN XXXXXXXCHORUS Myers Lauren XXXXXXXWOMAN 1 XXGUEST CHORUS Les Miserables Ensemble Cast Tracks ‐ ACT TWO Page 4 of 4 Last Updated: 12/7/2018 ‐ 9:34 AM
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