Hamilton Reviews

Christopher from Richmond, Virginia

LOVED EVERY MOMENT EXCEPT THE FAMILY BEHIND US!

The musical was amazing! I thoroughly enjoyed the show! However, the people who sat behind us were annoying and have no etiquette when it comes to such outings. The people in front of you, to your left/right did NOT pay to hear your wife sing the musical. Then she referenced events in the second act during intermission (spoiler) Wished you all did have dance rehearsal today (perhaps at the same-time as the musical). Your child kicking the back of our seat. Red shirt (ponytail w/glasses) your family!

Lee from Albuquerque, New Mexico

HAMILTON

A.Ham. Soooo worth the wait. It is a masterpiece,

KAK from Albuquerque, New Mexico

HAMILTON

The cast was excellent. Very entertaining, great music and all around fun to watch.

Brand from Anchorage, Alaska

QUITE A PERFORMANCE!

My wife and I attended the 19 Aug performance of Hamilton. This was my first time seeing it and I was impressed. The acting, singing, dancing, choreography, everything was great!

Delilah Janes from Toronto, Ontario

AWESOME, WOW.

I didn't even know what "Broadway" was before September of 2016, the first time I heard of 'HAMILTON'. I was introduced by a friend, and I think it changed my life, digging up my love for singing and musical theatre. HAMILTON inspired me to find a part of me that I didn't even realize existed, which is quite inspiring. At this point, barely a year after, I don't listen to Shawn Mendes or Justin Bieber anymore. My iTunes consists of Hamilton, in the Heights, The Little Mermaid: the Musical, Legally Blonde, Dear Evan Hansen, Wicked, Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812, Heathers, Something Rotten!, The Colour Purple, and many more. Thank you, Lin- Manuel Miranda! :)

Jay from Boston, Massachusetts

GREAT SHOW WITH A COUPLE OF MIS-CASTS

Saw the Boston production of Hamilton last week. The show, music and dancing are phenomenal. The actors who portrayed Lafayette/Jefferson and King George III stole the show with overflowing talent. I felt that both the actors who played Burr and Hamilton were mis-cast. The Burr actor demonstrated a beautiful tenor range during Dear Theodosia, but during the song Non-Stop, there is a forceful entrance that Burr makes when he finally has gotten angry. Those notes are more in the baritone range and I feel the actor couldn't deliver the intensity and volume required to portray that anger. There were a few other times I noticed he didn't have a strong lower range and I feel this detracted from his portrayal. I feel The actor who played Hamilton played him too politely. Hamilton is described as "obnoxious" but I didn't get that feeling from the actor. This was especially notable when the character is delivering what are supposed to be snide remarks. With that said, was enjoyable.

Marin from Cleveland, Ohio

POOR AUDIO

Saw it last night at Playhouse Square Cleveland and enjoyed it. I have to say though that the audio was poor. If Hamilton is to thoroughly be enjoyed the rapping and singing have to be understood. I could not understand the words they were singing half the time and it greatly reduced my enjoyment. I was very close to the stage so it wasn't like I was in the last row. I was glad to read others felt as I do. I have seen scores of Broadway shows at Playhouse Square and enjoyed the majority of them. I never experienced not being able to understand the dialogue though.

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