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Posted On: October 22nd 2026, 12:40 am
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The Final Bow! Tears are still being shed! Thankyou everyone @tuacahn.amp for this life changing experience! #lesmiserables #theatre #musical #broadway #final
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probert81 4 days ago

probert81

I cry every time I watch this…nothing like the final bow. All the feels!!!

hbludman 9 days ago

hbludman

Congrats! You are a huge talent and I wish you all the success in the world!

rorogram2 12 days ago

rorogram2

Only the beginning…..😍

amandasuewood 13 days ago

amandasuewood

He’ll remember this show forever ❤️( from JT’s mom)

emilyyounginer 13 days ago

emilyyounginer

I was hoping to see you my sweet granddaughter! The young man did great!

officialpetermarcjacobson 13 days ago

officialpetermarcjacobson

off to broafway!!!!

hmchong 13 days ago

hmchong

Oh my gosh. ❤️ So sad for sure! 🥹

tinasomerville55gmail.co 13 days ago

tinasomerville55gmail.co

❤️❤️❤️❤️

bevwinterhansen 13 days ago

bevwinterhansen

I Love him! He is so talented

shawnthompsonla 13 days ago

shawnthompsonla

Where was this

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