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curtain went up, I cried. It
was the most amazing

show."
As was the whole

theatrical experience,
relates Cantor Fisher. After
all, "I'm a yeshiva bucher —
I never knew what the back
of a theater looked like. In
the yeshiva, they taught you
that life can be very good
without ever knowing Victor
Hugo."
But David Fisher made
book on Hugo, buying the
novel, studying it as well as
other Les Mis material.
"When I finally returned
home to Israel, my daughter,
who was 3, got hold of one of
the books," a souvenir pro-
gram from Les Miserables,
"opened it and said, look,
it's you, Daddy!'
What she saw was a photo
of the show's star. What
David Fisher saw was a
glimpse of recognition. "This
is me!" he said of the role.
But could others see him —
a cantor/performer who had
never starred on a stage
before — in the part.? It
didn't matter. David Fisher
could. "My manager told me
that the show was coming to
Israel, and I told him to get
me an audition."
The incoming musical al-
ready had a star for the part
on tap, but David Fisher was
operating in a constellation
all his own.
At the audition ("I was
number 13," he smiles),
David Fisher's rendition of
the musical's soft and sear-
ing "Bring Him Home"
brought him the approval
that comes with stunned si-
lence.
"By the time I walked
home to my apartment — a
five-minute walk —the
phone was ringing," recalls
Cantor Fisher.
At the auditions, they had
stopped the music — lit-
erally — cancelling the
chorus of Jean Valjean
under- study wannabes lined
up for their shot at fame and
fortune.
Cantor Fisher had stepped
out of the shadows into the
spotlights and dazzled all.
He was offered the lead,
taking the role originally in-
tended for someone else.
As Jean Valjean, David
Fisher had stolen the pro-
ducer's hearts. For Cantor
Fisher, it was the grandest
of larcenies born of the con-
viction of his own talents.
Even Javert, his onstage
nemesis, would have ap-
plauded the effort.
"It was the most beautiful
experience I ever had•"
recalls David Fisher of his
Tel Aviv theatrical debut.
Not that everyone was