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For nearly a decade, HAMILTON at New York’s Richard Rodgers Theatre, with its innovative mix of history and hip-hop, has remained “The Room Where It Happens” on Broadway. The groundbreaking Lin-Manuel Miranda production, based on Ron Chernow’s 2004 biography of founding father Alexander Hamilton, has gripped theatergoers since its 2015 debut. Immediately hailed as another milestone achievement by Miranda, who previously won a Tony Award and a Grammy for his first musical, In The Heights, HAMILTON became the most-nominated production in Tony Awards’ history and won 11 of its 16 contests, the second-largest haul in the ceremony's history. Among many other accolades, the musical earned a Pulitzer Prize in Drama, two Emmys for the stage film released on Disney+ in 2020, and a Grammy for the 2015 original Broadway cast recording, which peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart and became the first Broadway cast album to reach Diamond certification by the RIAA in 2023. While it certainly made Lin-Manuel Miranda as much of a household name as the man behind his titular role, HAMILTON also launched the careers of his castmates, including Leslie Odom, Jr. as Aaron Burr, Phillipa Soo as Eliza Hamilton, Renée Elise Goldsberry as Angelica Schuyler, Daveed Diggs as Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson and Anthony Ramos as John Laurens/Philip Hamilton.
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The Richard Rodgers Theatre is located on 226 W. 46th Street, between Broadway and 8th Avenue. There is no designated on-site parking. However, there are numerous parking options in the Broadway Theater District. Here's a link to a Google map display of the various options in the Times Square area.
Taxis can stop outside the theatre for drop off and pick up.
The Richard Rodgers Theatre is close to the Times Square - 42nd Street subway stop. You can take the 1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W and S lines to reach the stop.
A subway map can be viewed here.
The closest bus stop to the Richard Rogers Theatre is on 8th Avenue and West 46th Street via the M20 and M104 lines.
A bus map can be viewed here.
HAMILTON is performed at the Richard Rodgers Theatre on 226 West 46th Street between Broadway and 8th Avenue in New York City. Individual and group tickets for the show are available through Ticketmaster, as well as the Ham4Ham ticket lottery app.
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Group bookings to see HAMILTON require a minimum purchase of 12 tickets, while an individual order holds an 8-ticket limit. Group prices vary by performance, seating and military/student rates. Tickets for groups can be viewed here.
The recommended age for children to see HAMILTON is 10 and up, though the Richard Rodgers Theatre welcomes patrons ages five and up. Infants will not be permitted. All patrons — regardless of age — must have a ticket.
The current cast members for HAMILTON on Broadway may include Miguel Cervantes as Alexander Hamilton, Jared Dixon as Aaron Burr, Euan Morton as King George, Jennie Harney-Fleming as Angelica Schuyler, Tamar Greene as George Washington, Stephanie Jae Park as Eliza Hamilton, Kyle Scatliffe as Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson, Julia Estrada as Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds, Jacob Guzman as John Laurens/Philip Hamilton and Ebrin R. Stanley as Hercules Mulligan/James Madison.
Check out the Richard Rodgers Theatre seat map here.
HAMILTON has a runtime of 2 hours and 45 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission.
AFTER ALL THE FANFARE I FINALLY SAW THE SHOW. IT WAS REALLY OVER THE TOP. THE DICTION WAS VERY GOOD IN GENERAL. THE TEMPO WAS VERY QUICK, THE MUSIC A LITTLE LOUD WHICH CAUSED ONE TO REALLY TRY HARD NOT TO MISS UNDERSTANDING ANY OF THE RAPID EXECUTED TEXT. THE MOVEMENTS IN DANCE WERE OUTSTANDING. THE STAGING WAS VERY GOOD , INCLUDING THE COSTUMES. REALLY IT WAS A TREAT FOR ALL. THANK YOU. CONTINUED SUCCESS.
Simply the best show I've ever seen anywhere. And I've seen most of them. Still pinching myself that I got to witness such genius. Just a masterpiece of art created by incredibly talented people.
I don't know if it is the best thing I've ever seen but it is right up there.
Nothing short of perfect....the music, lyrics, choreography, stage setting, and talent...
All the hype is accurate. The show is amazing. We were a little disappointed more than 1/2 the original cast was not there, however those who performed were fantastic.
Simply amazing. This is an unforgettable experience. If you can get tickets, don't hesitate to do so!
In my 50 years of going to Broadway shows I have never seen a show that is as fabulous as Hamilton. The genius of the music which tells the unique story of Alexander Hamilton and other historical figures is beyond compare. For days after seeing the show I would be humming the music. Even better, I'd listen to the 2 disc CD's and could visualize the scenes. All of the actors in the original cast are superb. Not only do they have fabulous voices but marvelous acting ability. The story ranges from the very funny to the very sad. It truly depicts Hamilton as a genius with serious character flaws. Famous historical figures come to life in ways that none of us ever learned in school. Hamilton is a show I hope to see over and over again!
The musical managed to exceed my expectations. Entertaining, poignant, and comical. Fast-paced and supremely creative.
Hamilton was amazing! Lived up to all of the hype and was worth every penny
This was my second time seeing Hamilton. Knowing the soundtrack and the actors added so much more to the experience. We had the full cast, fantastic seats, and ended up sitting next to Renee Goldsberry's (Angelica's) 15 year old brother. Chris Jackson gave the most impassioned and unforgettable performance as Washington. Daveed Diggs was so obviously enjoying the enthusiasm of the audience. Leslie, Odom, Jr., Philippa and Renee were flawless. And Lin....I cannot imagine the show without him, although I am sure Javier Munoz is fantastic. We laughed, we sang, we cried our eyes out. A perfect experience.
Brilliant! An incredible performance by the original cast...more than I had hoped for. Truly the highlight of my year!
Having rec'd tix for my birthday last fall wondered if the long wait, the continued media excitement and listening to the cast album since its release would dampen our enthusiasm. I am elated to report that it didn't ...while Hamilton fits right into the context of Broadway theater, the amazing cast, energy of the production, artful design overall and of course the fantastic collision of history, drama, even rom-com, and all of this marvelous music from all eras of the American experience bring tears to the eyes and joy to the heart. A friend suggested I sell our orchestra tix and go on vacation instead. Well, we didn't and I couldn't be happier. Thank you Everyone involved with Hamilton. As a Schuyler sister says- "I'm about to change your life!" Hyperbole, yeah. But that could sum up the excitement of this wonderful play.
Even tho this was the most I have ever spent on 4 tickets to a single event - I can honestly say it was worth it. Family of 4 - (2 boys ages 21-17) We had 2 sets of 2 tickets in different areas. 2 in Orch Center - Row Q and 2 in Orch Right - Row D. Only mom had never listened to the entire 2 CD's worth. (We played CD 1 on the drive to the airport - and the first 2 songs of CD 2 - thru Cabinet Battle 1.) It was funny to hear mom complain after the show that we didn't warn her to bring a tissue to wipe her eyes. :) Also it was great to see the 17 year old smile ear to ear whenever I looked over at him during the show. (I'm sure many of you know how hard it is to make a 17 year old smile about anything.) It was also fantastic to see the Original Cast perform. the only one missing at this performance was Chris Jackson - who was replaced by Nicholas Christopher who was fantastic. So I consider us fortunate to have gotten to see the rest of the performers before some depart the show on July 9th. At any rate - the show was great. We switched seats at intermission - so it was neat to have the 2 different perspectives on the show. Row Q was good for seeing the formations and lighting - while Row D was good to be able to see their facial expressions and sweat, spit and tears. I like the raised seats that start at Row L - So I think row L-M-N would be perfect actually. Anyway - I have no regrets at all about paying the price to have gotten to see these original performers for this show. I was hoping to create memory for a lifetime for each of us and I think I succeeded.
Hamilton was brilliant! Making history come to life by using rap was fabulous! Of course, the songs are constantly playing in my head, which has never happened with any other play that I have seen. Bravo!
Can't help but say it was spectacular, but how disappointing it was to not have four of the leads perform that day! Seven months of waiting and $2500 for five tickets, I thought that showed a disregard for the audience who's been waiting to attend. Understudies were fine, however. After that wait and those prices, aren't I allowed to feel a little bit snubbed?
The characters spoke way too fast for me to follow. I am not (NOT) a fan of rap music
It is definitely one of the best shows I have seen on Broadway. Every actor on the stage is amazing and the music and lyrics are brilliant.
I got tickets back in December, so I've been hyping myself up for the show for a while. I'll admit my expectations were high. Yet somehow the show was able to exceed those tenfold. I've listened to the soundtrack 100's of times, so I was lip singing the entire time with a huge smile on my face. I was in awe of the amount of detail was put into every moment and the sheer amount of emotion that was visible in the actor's faces and audible in their voices. I honestly didn't know where to look most of the time, because every part of the show was phenomenal- the principles and the company. You could go 10 times and notice something new each time. I just want to go again and again and again and again.
I am completely obsessed with Hamilton. I know every word to every song/rap and spent hours finding tickets online. I bought my tickets 8 months in advance and let me say.. This show DID NOT disappoint. The talent in this cast is everything. Lin, Chris, Leslie, Daveed (who was HYSTERICAL as TJ), Anthony, Oak, Renee and everyone else just blew me away (no pun intended). The lighting was fantastic and the set was beautiful. I cried my eyes out at least 5 times.
The show was so extraordinary, I actually had tears well up in my eyes at the end. I have seen many plays and musicals on Off - and Broadway, but I didn't feel anything close to what I felt when I was watching "Hamilton". I read the book and think Alexander Hamilton was the best founding father, so I don't know if that influenced my feeling.
