This site aims to provide:

• Information on the 10th anniversary tour of Les Miserables in Australia and New Zealand.
• Updates on current projects of company members
• An interactive environment for fans of this production and Les Mis in general to contribute to the site and participate in discussions.

The planning and initial layout for this site began in 1998, when it became apparent that there was a lack of web coverage on the Australian production of Les Miserables. It wasn’t until January 2000, five months after the tour had ended, that this site was launched for public viewing. Unfortunately the site has been neglected over the past year, mainly due to the decision to give it a fresh look and not having the time to do so!

Removing the site was considered, but after a burst of inspiration (while working on another project!), this site has been reconstructed from scratch with a new look and a slightly different URL. New features have been added to create a more interactive environment.

Future plans:

Some features that are being considered for the future are:

• Coverage on the Les Magical Miztory Tour charity concert from 1998.
• A download centre with wallpaper and screensavers.
• Unique electronic postcards.
• An interactive guide to Les Miserables.
• Coverage of guest appearances made by the cast on various television shows.

Site Requirements:

It is recommended that this site be viewed using:

• Internet Explorer 4.0+
• Screen Resolution 800 x 600 minimum.
• Javascript, CSS and images enabled.

This site can be viewed in most javascript capable browsers. However, Internet Explorer 5.0+ is recommended due to the extensive use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) which, unfortunately, will only display correctly in IE or Netscape 6.0+.

Navigation Tips:

The primary navigation can be found under the site title graphic at the top of each page (with the exception of articles and photo gallery pages.)

To navigate each section, use the links found in the left-hand column of the page. Sub-sections of the site may be divided into smaller pages depending on the amount of information available. In this case a third set of navigational links is provided as either text links or a ‘jump menu’ (requires javascript).

Apart from the primary navigation, all links will appear in this colour. In IE and Netscape 6+, links will change to black when you mouse over them.