Sharon B asked:

The monologue is said by Angela who is dying of leukemia. I really need it for an audition tomorrow but I can’t get to a bookshop to buy the play today. Please respond if you can help me. Thanks.

dancegirlnz asked:


I live in New Zealand and have not seen it in any bookshops or libraries and don’t want to buy it off the internet if I don’t have to.
It has been out of print for ages by the way.

Lucy asked:


Funny story, or not really, I am supposed to prepare a french presentation, and i chose to do one on Les Misérables, as I love the musical. Unfortunately my teacher assumed I meant the book, which I haven’t read. I was planning to read the book, but it has been ordered to arrive in our bookshop tomorrow, and my first draft of the presentation is in for next week - I won’t have read it in time… Can anyone help me, tell me the main differences, and warn me about what to avoid if I write about the musical in general terms - someone who has both read the book and seen the musical…?
It’s quite important - A level and all… I hope someone can help…
Thanks
Me
I won’t be going into a lot of detail… Its a french presentation not like an essay for english, and at this stage in french, the basic story would be all I’m capable of… do the differences still hold true? I’ve started reading (thanks for the links!) but I won’t be done in time to write the presentation… and I’ve already come across a few changes (Gavroche is Thernardier’s son for example - didn’t know that! so can anyone give me some more little details that I couldn’t miss please? Coz otherwise the story seems the same.

Sienna Monroe asked:


i was wondering if anyone knew any good west london drama bookshops where i can find monolouges and plays etc i know i can use the internet but this way i can browse and find new stuff too… thankyou!
sienna xxxx

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