Hi guys! (don’t reblog this message, please)Thank you very much for all the messages that you have written to me all this time. You have always provided and are giving me very great support.There have been many changes in my life. Now I work as an art director in one of the largest company in my country. This is a very big responsibility and a very big load. I have to work several times more.Although in truth, not only work has become the cause of forced silence. After traveling to Birmingham, I’m still unable to come to terms with the idea that I will never again see the original production of the Les Miserables. I never liked the modern version. And the show in Birmingham completely broke my heart. In my opinion, the modern version is devoid of the spirit of humanism. For the first time, I did not like Javert. I remember how I stood at the stage door, there was nobody around, it was very cold. And I was so upset that I donated Doneli flowers (although my old subscribers know that Kilian Doneli and his Valjean are not my cup of tea). My frustration is still so great that I canceled a trip to London this month. Les Miserables means a lot to me. It sounds pathetic, but this musical really changed my life, helped to end end my depression.And that makes me very, very sad. Hopefully in September I can watch Josh Davis in the USA. Hopefully the next time I return, you all will still be with me.
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