Bring Your Groups to See HAMILTON this Winter!

NPR Excerpt:

Why The Musical HAMILTON Retains Much Of Its Original Appeal 10 Years Later

As heard on “Weekend Edition,” August 9, 2025

Ten years ago this week, Hamilton opened on Broadway — a musical inspired by politics, of all things. Of course, it’s become one of the greatest hits in theater history. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical tells the story of America’s founding fathers with a hip-hop score and a racially diverse cast. And despite today’s different political backdrop, reporter Jeff Lunden says the musical retains much of its original appeal.

JEFF LUNDEN: Miranda presents the founding fathers as flawed human beings. And after the revolution, they have different ideas about how to build a new nation.

LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA: The fights we had then in the formation of our country will be the fights we have a hundred years from now, 200 years from now. They will be, what is the role of the state versus the role of the larger country? What is our responsibility to other countries that are not our own? We’ll always be having those fights.