HAMILTON BROADWAY SHOW

Hamilton became an immediate Broadway and media success when it launched last year. Perhaps the first musical to really crack out onto all corners of the internet, Hamilton is a unique mash-up of rap music and US history.

Strangely, the combination works to create a fascinating, funny, and riveting musical. Hamilton is written by new mainstream celebrity Lin-Manuel Miranda, who also starred in the main role until recently.

Based on the life story of Alexander Hamilton, one of America’s Founding Fathers, Hamilton is packed with verve, vigor, and fantastic music.

As unlikely as it seemed when it debuted on Broadway, Hamilton manages to bring American history to life in song and music and audiences can’t get enough of it.

A real American drama, it is the story of a man who would become George Washington’s Secretary of State and one of the Founding Fathers who helped frame the U.S. Constitution.

HAMILTON BROADWAY TICKETS

Select Tickets to Broadway’s hit musical Hamilton at the Richard Rodgers Theatre in New York City!

Ticket Prices:

Orchestra center – Tickets from $350
Orchestra sides – Tickets from $269
Front Mezzanine center – Tickets from $399
Front Mezzanine sides – Tickets from $290
Rear Mezzanine center – Tickets from $240
Rear Mezzanine sides – Tickets from $210

Duration

2hrs, 55 mins
1 Intermission

HAMILTON SHOWTIMES

Today, Mar. 29th
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Tuesday, Mar. 31th
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7:00PM

Wednesday, Apr. 1th
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Thursday, Apr. 2th
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7:00PM

Friday, Apr. 3th
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8:00PM

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STORY OF HAMILTON

Alexander Hamilton came to New York as an orphan raised in the Caribbean.
He served as secretary to General Washington and authored many of the Federalist Papers defending the Constitution, as well as founding the New York Post and making time to be unfaithful to his wife. Hamilton had a long-standing feud with Vice President Aaron Burr and their rivalry underscores much of the musical.

About Show

This modern retelling is told almost entirely through rap music. Cleverly, this lends the story a modern tone that makes it accessible to older and younger audiences. The score is catchy, intelligent, and oddly fitting for such a historical backdrop. The switchover of several main cast members offers the musical some fresh but no less talented blood.

This Broadway production is notable for its handling of race and the fact that it contains a predominantly non-white cast.

On the whole, Hamilton is a thoroughly modern musical based on a wholly archaic tale. Miranda has created something ground-breaking with Hamilton, opening up the possibility of more off-the-wall productions to come.

The musical will surely continue to win fans for the duration of its run, both online and in theaters.

VENUE

Richard Rodgers Theatre

226 West 46th Street New York, NY 10036

Cast

Alexander Hamilton: Austin Scott

Aaron Burr: Daniel Breaker

Angelica Schuyler: Mandy Gonzalez

Eliza: Denée Benton

King George: Euan Morton

Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson: James Monroe Iglehart

George Washington: Carvens Lissaint

John Laurens/Phillip Hamilton: Anthony Lee Medina

Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds: Alysha Deslorieux

Hercules Mulligan/James Madison: Wallace Smith