Hamilton at Richard Rodgers Theatre

Making its first appearance in in 2015 and running for almost 10 years now, Hamilton took Broadway by storm bringing a innovative approach. From Ron Chernow’s biography about Alexander Hamilton, it tells the life story of Alexander Hamilton’s humble beginnings and rise to one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. This is a profound story that is both creative and clever, Hamilton has been lauded as fearless in its storytelling that has influenced politics, culture, and education.

It was created by American composer and writer Lin-Manuel Miranda, famous for his numerous accomplishments in film, Broadway and more, also writing the score and lyrics for his former Broadway play called "In the Heights", another Tony award-winning spectacle, and is also responsible for the music and lyrics in many high profile musical movies such as Moana. This hit Broadway musical, featuring a diverse cast, is set to a score that combines new genres like hip hop, jazz, R&B and more, which has made Hamilton all the more innovative and exciting by bringing these music genres to Broadway. Showtunes such as “Satisfied”, “Wait For It”, and “You’ll Be Back”, have become loved by many as Broadways best memorable songs from the production since its Broadway debut. Lin-Manuel Miranda has said that his music inspiration for Hamilton to become top rap and hip hop rappers of USA, he wanted to marry the different genres together in an unprecedented manner. The showtunes of Hamilton is praised heavily by New York critics alike, compared to other Broadway musicals that have been staged, Hamilton continues to be more fast-paced and engaging than others.

Hamilton has garnered a record-breaking 11 Tony Awards and 16 Tony nominations, Olivier Awards, Grammy Awards, a Pulitzer Prize, and even a special citation from the Kennedy Center Honors. So far, Hamilton has achieved success all over the world as it continues its worldwide tour, including the continents of Europe and Asia.

Hamilton is coming to you this fall in Richard Rodgers Theatre, the finest theater for the arts in New York, where former shows have been received incredibly well. Tickets for the Friday 5th September 2025 showing are limited as Hamilton will only be running for a limited time in Richard Rodgers Theatre during September.