Hamilton at Richard Rodgers Theatre

Almost 10 years ago, on 17 Feb, 2015, history was created as Hamilton first showed Off-Broadway at the Public Theater in New York City. It was this iconic opening that was so well-received, which led to a Broadway opening by August. Since then, Hamilton has been running not just in America, but in several destinations around the world.

Hamilton continues its success as it tours on a limited season in New York in December at Richard Rodgers Theatre, historically well-known for showcasing the worlds most astounding plays and musicals.

Hamilton is a story of Alexander Hamilton himself, a U.S. Founding Fathers, has gone on to inspire many fans all over the globe. The popularity of this Broadway musical from its inception started to grow bigger and bigger especially following the 2016 Tony Awards, where Hamilton was able to win 11 out of 16 nominations and consolidated its ranks in Broadway and beyond. It also proved to be accessible to a wider audience due to the fact that this show specifically chooses to features genres currently trendding in popular culture, such as hip hop, jazz, and R&B, while being made from a very diverse cast for each tour. Its unique shwotunes and musical recording have become even more widespread due to its publication outside the musical itself on streaming platforms.

Its reach only continued to develop from there as Hamilton has gone on to show in various states across the United States, and show in several locations across the globe including Canada, the hugely-respected West End in the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia, the Philippines, and Abu Dhabi. Its global fame continues it also became a movie version in 2020 that became available on Disney.

Every location that Hamilton tours, though the cast and live team may differ, it maintains diversity that features various racial and ethnic origins for each actors, one of the points that Hamilton is famous for. The productions modern message continues to resonate with viewers, and New York is no different as crowds can expect an astounding performance from an jaw-dropping cast.