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The Masked Singer: S9 E11 (Battle of the Saved) Commentary

Last week was a week off for these commentaries because it was essentially a recap episode. But not tonight. Tonight is a special round between the three Masks saved by the Judges from each group earlier in the season: Medusa 🐍 from Group 1, Gargoyle 🪨 🦇 from Group 2, and Mantis 🐜 from Group 3. One of these three will move on to the Quarterfinals (final four), while the other two will be unmasked tonight. I think I know who Medusa is, but the other two…not so much. We’ll see if the clues help me out a bit.

As always, I post before I see any unmaskings, so don’t take these guesses as spoilers. I am watching on a delay, so this will be posted after the episode has already aired, but I otherwise have not looked at any spoilers.

Medusa 🐍: As a refresher, I was pretty certain that this is British singer Bishop Briggs, although several clues could have also pointed to Fergie (as well as the sound of her voice). However, there was a ticket to Tokyo with a specific year printed on it in a past episode, which indicated the year that Bishop Briggs’ family moved to Japan. I wouldn’t be surprised if she ends up winning the ticket to the Quarterfinals tonight. The clue for tonight is: a mosaic reading “ALIAS”. This indicates that she performs under a stage name, which Bishop Briggs does. (Her real name is Sarah McLaughlin, and obviously she didn’t want to be confused for Canadian singer Sarah McLachlan, so she chose her parents’ hometown of Bishopbriggs, Scotland as her stage name.)

Gargoyle 🪨 🦇: I had no clue who Gargoyle is going into this week. I think Robin’s right in that this might be a professional athlete. We saw a golden gummy bear, so maybe he plays for the Chicago Bears, as Jenny suggested? Unfortunately, I don’t pay much attention to football teams apart from the Miami Dolphins, so I think I’m still stumped. I have a feeling he’ll be unmasked tonight anyway, so I look forward to finally learning his identity. He’s not that bad of a singer for someone who seemingly doesn’t sing professionally. The clue is: a large coin with the tails side reading “pregame”…perhaps as a coin flip before a football game? There was also a captain’s hat, and team captains are normally the ones present at a pregame coin toss. He also said he makes his own music. Just as a wild guess, I’m going to go with Arian Foster, a former football player who also records music under the name Bobby Feeno. But that’s a very wild guess.

Mantis 🐜: His daughter watches the show, and he doesn’t sing professionally. He considers himself to be “out of the box” and “not the first choice” to be a leading man. We also saw a baseball diamond. I’d seen some YouTube commenters suggest this person, but it didn’t confirm it for me until the baseball diamond: Lou Diamond Phillips. (I’m not sure if his last name has one L or two in it, so don’t throw tomatoes at me. 😂) The clue is: a sword reading “Movie Maverick”. He also mentioned “independent spirit”, which means he could have won an Independent Spirit Award. Lou Diamond Phillips won a Spirit Award in 1988 for his performance in the movie Stand and Deliver. And he’s been in a lot of movies over the years.

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anais-mitchell · 5 years

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Philip Tour 12/29/18 Evening, Ft. Lauderdale

This show was so incredible. We were seated in the very back row of orchestra left, but the Broward theater really isn’t that big so we had a good view. Not really close enough to see faces but still decent. I’ll put this under a read more because it will probably get long!

Angelica Tour Review

Alexander Hamilton: Very good! It’s been said to death but the choreography is just so cool. I’ve heard criticisms of Nik for looking proud when saying “I’m the damn fool that shot him” but either he toned it down or I was too far away to see clearly.

Aaron Burr, Sir: Nik and Joseph just are such a good Burr and Hamilton together. I’m not sure if this is always the case but they were chatting while the squad introductions were going on rather than watching. Nik looked very offended by “what’ll you fall for?”

My Shot: LOVED Joseph here. He had so much energy and you could really feel that he was inspiring the guys and was so excited to finally share all his ideas and goals. Nik was very funny in his little bit, but Fergie had me CRACKING UP with his coat flourish; he like put his leg up on the table on pointe and it was ridiculously funny. King definitely showed Laurens’s shit stirring angry nature with the rise up bit, and Joseph had such a great buildup from Hamilton’s quiet self doubt to being emboldened by his ideals and new friends.

The Story of Tonight: This really revived the Lams shipper in me not gonna lie it was Gay. At one point they were like staring into each others eyes and Lafayette and Mulligan had to physically pull them apart and Kyle was like “eyes over here” with his fingers, definitely calling them out for checking each other out lol. They also were very touchy-feely walking off together. Anyways their voices were excellent and you could feel the camaraderie very well.

The Schuyler Sisters: YESS so much fun. Nyla was sufficiently sassy and Jen definitely reminded me of Solea with her excitedness and expressiveness. Her voice is just so clear and pretty I’m in love? Ta’Rea was also so over it with Burr and really went for it on her bit.

Farmer Refuted: Joseph is so tiny and angry it made me laugh. At “my dog speaks more eloquently than thee” King and Fergie (I think? Two of the Sons of Liberty) like got on each other’s back and mimicked dogs humping or something it was sooo funny. Also this confirms my theory that Eliza is definitely in character watching Alexander in the wings, she looked so entertained and giggled a little when she was pulled away by Angelica.

You’ll Be Back: Jon Patrick Walker is a pretty funny king.

Right Hand Man: This number is genuinely really underrated the ensemble choreography is so fucking cool. Marcus definitely commands the stage as Washington and really conveyed his frustration. Joseph and Marcus played off each other very well, Hamilton was definitely very inspired and reverential of Washington. Nik was all ruffled after being sent off by Washington.

A Winter’s Ball: Nik was super pissed at the beginning and very “wtf how does this guy do it,” which was kinda his attitude towards Hamilton the whole show. Laurens and Hamilton were also hanging off each other a ton at the start of this number.

Helpless: Okay so this was a definite highlight of the show!! Jen freaking killed it I was so so impressed. She had such a huge crush it was adorable, she was basically gushing to the audience and Angelica. She looked genuinely shocked when Hamilton looked back at her and like she had butterflies as he was walking over. Nyla did a super cute “look I have your letter!” dance on “one week later..” and both Joseph and Jen had the cutest victory dances. But ugh Hamilton’s bit KILLED me Eliza was so excited to spend her life with this dork and he cupped her face on “but I’ll never forget my mother’s face that was real..” Their Hamliza just had no concept of personal space they were so close together and intimate. Her riffs were also 10/10 I can’t stress enough how pretty her voice is. He was cupping her face again after the wedding kiss and they just looked so in love and happy my heart could not take it their chemistry was insane.

Satisfied: Lmao King played Laurens as so drunk for the intro. Ta’Rea did a very good job, her conflict between her feelings for Hamilton and love for Eliza was expressed well. Her bridge was really sad and she almost sounded on the verge of tears, she also had some very good riffs on the end. I thought she was good but didn’t really do much to make it her own. I wish I had more to say but it was a pretty standard Satisfied imo.

The Story of Tonight- Reprise: Silly and fun all around for the first bit. Joseph and Nik genuinely seemed to be friends in this song, Nik’s “to be sure” was pretty heartfelt. Fergie twerked on Nik which was as perfect as it sounds.

Wait For It: I was surprised by how much I liked this. It was an interesting paradox between how Burr was singing about self restraint and waiting for it but was also really letting himself go and be taken by his passion. I wasn’t totally sold on his Burr at first but I thought this was so strong, there was a definite moment at the end where he kind realized how he had let his passion overtake him and straightened his jacket and settled back into his calm, collected demeanor. This is a super hard song to pull of convincingly and I was impressed.

Stay Alive: Quality all around. Marcus and Joseph continued to play off each other very well and Joseph seemed so pissed that he couldn’t fight Lee.

Ten Duel Commandments: Oh my god Burr was SO OVER IT it was really funny. He directed “you have him turn around so he can have deniability” straight to the doctor as in “dude, turn the fuck around!”

Meet Me Inside: I’m pretty sure Joseph accidentally said “Joe, we won!” instead of “Go, we won!” for some reason lol. He was very petulant with Washington and his “call me son one more time!” was so pissed.

That Would Be Enough: Heart eyes heart eyes heart eyes. Joseph was so full of wonder and amazement when her first saw Eliza’s pregnancy. Like I said, no concept of personal space between these two and it was perfect. I feel like Jen’s Eliza was less begging him to stay and more confident that he would; kinda as if she was just reminding him of their love which made “I’m not afraid, I know who I married” more poignant. They were extremely soft as the lights went down with him touching her belly and kissing her hand.

Guns and Ships: I hate talking negative because it really was a great show but this was a letdown. Kyle’s French accent is poor and when you combine that with how deep and thick his voice is the quick paced rapping was just not working for anyone in my party, especially after seeing Chris Lee in Atlanta. The Hamliza goodbye was very sweet and sad though. Jen was not happy for him to be leaving.

History Has Its Eyes on You: Marcus really brought it, you could tell he was haunted by his past and that Joseph really understood the gravity of what he was saying. These are also some of my favorite ensemble harmonies of the show.

Yorktown: Seriously fuck Florida audiences for the dead silence after “Immigrants, we get the job done.” It was so awkward. But this number is always incredible and this was no exception, Joseph fully inhabited Hamilton’s emotions and drive to win. Fergie’s rap was so energetic and perfect. While Marcus didn’t hit “not yet” as powerfully as Carvens, it was still very good.

What Comes Next?: The stamping on “I’m so blue” is always funny.

Dear Theodosia: Lovely. They sang together very well and were super optimistic and proud.

Laurens Interlude: Again the Lams was really emphasized. Joseph knew by “it’s from his father” and you could just see his grief. The look between them was very emotional, as was “I have so much work to do.”

Non-Stop: This song is totally driven by the Hamilton-Burr interactions and Joseph and Nik did it excellently. You really started to see Joseph’s ambition and confidence increase throughout the song and Nik continued his “wtf” reaction to everything Joseph did. Also, my new favorite moment in the show with both Nicholas Christopher and Nik Walker is “he’s just non-stop”; while Christopher was like fake smiling through gritted teeth, Walker was just so exasperated and basically saying to the audience “the fuck is he on about?” Both equally hilarious. You could definitely see Eliza starting to lose some faith in Hamilton at “would that be enough?” and she was super pissed in “Alexander” and “isn’t this enough?” They all really set up the Act 2 conflicts well in this song.

What’d I Miss?: Right away I preferred Kyle’s Jefferson to his Lafayette, although it still wasn’t anywhere near Chris Lee’s (but few are to be fair.) My dad thought he was late on some of his lines but I didn’t pick up on it. I don’t remember that many details but he was funny.

Cabinet Battle #1: Kyle was shamelessly high fiving and shaking hands with all the ensemble members before it started lol. His mic drop to Fergie got a lot of laughs. Joseph went really hard on his verse especially the slavery bit, and when he went after Madison he started having a coughing fit and Jefferson was slamming on his back to get it out which was hilarious. Their exit off the stage was so silly and funny too. Also Joseph is so much shorter than Kyle it is ridiculous. Bonus note, watching Burr’s reactions to the argument in the left balcony is almost as entertaining as the argument itself.

Take A Break: ELIZA LOVES PHILIP SO MUCH MY HEART COULDN’T TAKE IT. Her beatboxing was so “proud mama” and King had an adorable Philip rap. I really liked Ta’Rea and Joseph’s delivery of “my dearest, Angelica.” Jen’s Eliza was SO EXCITED to see her sister!! And the end just broke my heart because throughout the whole song Eliza seemed so confident that he would come with them and she was really sad when he didn’t. Jen’s journey as Eliza really had to do a lot with her gradual loss of faith in her husband and it was super heartbreaking.

Say No to This: Nyla played a very sympathetic Maria, you definitely got the vibe that she was being pimped out and wasn’t lying about “beating me, cheating me, mistreating me.” Joseph was so angry at her but eventually gave in and had some pretty intense “yes” moans lmao. Nyla slayed the high note too.

The Room Where it Happens: By this point you could tell Joseph’s confidence was at a point where he really felt Burr was beneath him and somehow Burr was so confused as to how this had happened. Nik really put on a show in this number and his big revelation moment was electrifying. (Side not, I never understand why this moment gets laughs??) He tore up the stage towards the end and really hammered home the shift in Burr’s character. I said this was the highlight of my Atlanta show by far, and while it wasn’t the same level here, it still was amazing.

Schuyler Defeated: Nik was super self satisfied here and all “who’s better than who NOW hmm?”

Cabinet Battle #2: Good all around. I thought Joseph was really funny.

Washington on Your Side: The way Burr came out was so freaking funny, he had this goofy smile on and was doing this stupid little dance like “ooh yes lets bond over hating Hamilton.” They were all very intent on taking him down and conniving.

One Last Time: Y’ALL THIS WAS EXCELLENTT. I loved the way Joseph played off of Marcus but this number was all Marcus. He was so ready to rest while also trying to secure his legacy and his voice was incredible in the end.

I Know Him: Definitely the funniest King song of the night. His “WHAT” and “I KNOW HIM!!!” were hilarious.

The Adams Administration: BURR WAS DANCING WITH THE KING AT THE BEGINNING IN SUCH A SILLY PETTY WAY IT WAS SO GOOD. Joseph was just straight up pissed at Adams and his whole attitude was very “fuck it.”

We Know: Yeah Joseph panicked a lot and was very defensive. I think he was also really shocked that Burr had allied with Jefferson and Madison. Eliza and Philip in the balcony was a sad touch.

Hurricane: Ugh incredible. The lighting and choreography of this number >>>>. Joseph still seemed overly confident that he was making the right decision and he totally delivered on the intense emotions.

The Reynolds Pamphlet: As soon as the bass dropped you could see Eliza pull out a paper in the balcony and walk off. All the different reactions were super well done. Philip looked so upset and he first ran off after “his own house? Damn,” but at the mention of “our children” he turned back and had this heartbroken look and then ran off again. Jefferson and the king were having the time of their lives lol, and Washington looked very disappointed. Ta’Rea barely even let him touch her before she pulled away. She was so angry and sad at the same time. There was an interesting touch I’d never seen before where Joseph tried to put his hands like around her waist after “God, I hope you’re satisfied” and she shoved him away.

Burn: I feel like people get so caught up in Eliza’s anger that they forget how sad this song really is. She started off just devastated and totally at rock bottom, in utter disbelief with all her faith in her husband gone. Her “you, you, you” was just totally heart wrenching and then she had that moment of clarity where her emotions totally shifted to anger. Her burn notes weren’t as strong as they could have been but she totally made up with the emotion. The best part was the ending though, she was so icy on “I hope that you burn,” but then you saw her anger melt away and she was just left with that total sadness again. Jen was so so so good and I’m in love with her voice.

Blow Us All Away: Philip definitely inherited his unearned confidence from his father. Joseph seemed like he didn’t take it seriously enough and kinda just trusted it would all blow over. At the duel itself, King played Philip as more confident than nervous.

Stay Alive- Reprise: UGHH everyone brought it so hard here. Joseph was so utterly panicked and upset running into the doctor, the doctor was basically holding him back and he just sprinted to Philip. King very much played Philip as actively dying, he was sobbing and choking out words which I like so much more than “Philip is brave and pushing through it!!” because the kid is DYING he should be upset and terrified that this happened. Jen was in so much shock but she went for it so hard with the scream my heart shattered. You could see Joseph’s world just crash down around him as Eliza ripped her hand away and he realized all he’d lost.

It’s Quiet Uptown: @picquery did a much better job explaining Joseph in this song than I ever could, but he was really good. I wish I had been closer to see his faces better, but you could just see that his whole world and self concept had been completely demolished. This is where Joseph’s emphasis on Hamilton’s confidence up until this point and Jen’s emphasis of Eliza’s decreasing faith in Hamilton intersected beautifully. Hamilton really realized how wrong he had been in everything and how he really didn’t deserve Eliza but wanted her so badly. Watching Jen’s attempt to hold onto her anger but slowly letting it fade away as she fell back in love with Hamilton was so emotional. When she took his hand, they just stared at each other for so long; Joseph was just reveling in her forgiveness that he knew he didn’t deserve and Jen was just allowing herself to feel his love again. This is where their total lack of personal space came back and they were just so close together, they didn’t break eye contact until they left the stage and it was just transcendent.

The Election of 1800: God what a transition lol. Nik played it as if he was disappointed that Hamilton wasn’t initially warm to him rather than jumping right in with the cheesiness. Still, he looked very confident that Hamilton would endorse him and vice versa for Jefferson. Joseph was definitely itching to get back into politics which was very frustrating to see after It’s Quiet Uptown. I thought the ending between Jefferson and Burr was very funny, probably my fave Kyle moment of the show.

Your Obedient Servant: Nik was so shocked at the results of the election; it was almost like he had shown dominance or something over Hamilton in Act 2 and that would make Hamilton respect him when the opposite was true. He was very angry while Hamilton was more self righteous and unapologetic.

Best of Wives, Best of Women: Cute :((

The World Was Wide Enough: You could definitely feel that Nik didn’t want it to come to this but was gritting his teeth and doing it. Joseph’s monologue was definitely my favorite part of his performance, the choreography mirroring My Shot is so poignant and he conveyed this whole feeling of he had finally matured and realized what mattered and just wanted more time with Eliza. “Eliza, my love..” made me cry. Still my favorite moment in the whole show. Nik’s regret was super powerful.

Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story: Jen carried this so well. Her Eliza was so strong and desperate to preserve Hamilton’s legacy while also making the world a better place. “The orphanage” hit me so hard, the fact that Eliza lost her child and then helped raise hundreds more... Jen expressed this fully. Her reunion with Hamilton pulled on the heartstrings and she had the perfect gasp at the end.

Joseph Morales as Alexander Hamilton: We been knew he’s the best of the best and he was such a joy to see live. He brings so much energy and determination to Hamilton but isn’t afraid to show the uglier sides of him. Like I said, his Hamilton’s arc is really about the rise and fall of confidence and realizing what truly matters; his wife and family. He had amazing chemistry with everyone with whom he interacted but especially Jen, Nik, Marcus, and King. His singing and rapping is impeccable as well and so emotive. I was actually really surprised that my dad wasn’t as much of a fan as he was of Edred.

Jen Sese as Eliza Hamilton: Soo it’s no secret that I adore Shoba Narayan and she was the cast member I was most excited to see, so my heart did drop a little when I saw she was out. But let me say Jen Sese stole my heart!! She gave a near perfect performance as Eliza. Just for starters, she has this beautiful crystal clear almost soprano voice that just soars through the theater. I feel like she would be a killer Natasha or Cosette. I was so impressed by her Act 1 that I wasn’t sure if she’d be able to pull off the emotion of Act 2 but she absolutely did. Her Eliza’s journey was all about faith in both her husband and herself and she sold everything Eliza felt perfectly. She was the perfect Eliza to Joseph’s Hamilton, so grounded and supportive while also being firm and powerful. Her Eliza reminded me of both Solea and Shoba in the best ways. I could absolutely see her taking over this role or even either other sister after departures. I can’t say enough good things about her honestly.

Nik Walker as Aaron Burr: I was surprised by how much I liked him? Almost everyone I’ve heard review him had negative opinions but I thought his Burr was so different and engaging. Something about his Wait For It worked sooo well for me. His humor also worked for me and I loved his revelation moment in Room. I think his Burr was all about being respected and proving himself to carry on his parents’ legacy; it was very sad to see him fail to do so.

Ta’Rea Campbell as Angelica Schuyler: She did everything a good Angelica needs to do. Her bridge in Satisfied and her Reynolds Pamphlet were definitely two highlights of the show, and she had some killer riffs. I do wish she had done a bit more to make the role her own but she definitely played Angelica well.

Marcus Choi as George Washington: He gave a really excellent performance. His interactions with Joseph’s Hamilton were so good and his One Last Time almost brought me to tears, audios definitely do not do him justice because he is so much better live. He’s definitely secured his place as one of my favorite Washingtons.

Kyle Scatliffe as Lafayette/Jefferson: I don’t know if it was the fact that I saw Chris Lee (inarguably the best Laf/Jeff) in Atlanta or what, but his performance sadly did not do much for me. His French accent was Bad and he definitely lacked the rapping abilities to pull off Guns and Ships. I did like his Jefferson a bit more, he was sufficiently funny and had some really great moments such as the end of Election of 1800, but he was just not one of the highlights of the night. I think he’s much more suited to a role like Enjolras that’s more singing heavy, and he definitely had charisma as Lafayette but somehow he just feels miscast.

Fergie L. Phillipe as Mulligan/Madison: His Mulligan was perfection. He had the big booming voice of Oak but totally added some of his own flourishes and gave all the energy. I also thought his Madison was excellent and played really well off of Kyle’s Jefferson.

King David Jones as Laurens/Philip: I have really, really enjoyed what I’ve heard of Elijah’s L/P, so when I saw he was out I kinda resigned myself to a mediocre L/P performance as I have yet to see a really good L/P cover. Boy was I wrong!! King was so surprisingly good!!! His Laurens was definitely shit stirring, angry, reckless, and ready to lay down his life for what he believed in. He and Joseph were VERY strong in the Lams department which is something I definitely missed in Atlanta. Like they definitely fucked after Story of Tonight lol. I also enjoyed his Philip a lot. He oozed swagger and confidence in Blow Us All Away but his Stay Alive Reprise was SO heartbreaking because he was full on sobbing and could barely get words out. You really got the feeling of how much pain he was in and how scared he was of dying which a lot of L/P’s fail to deliver on. One of the biggest surprises of the show for me personally.

Nyla Sostre as Peggy/Maria: This is honestly a thankless role, but she did all she could with it. Her Peggy was super sassy in Schuyler Sisters and excited for Eliza in Helpless/Satisfied, and like I said, she played a very sympathetic Maria with a killer voice. She looked so betrayed and upset when reading the Reynolds Pamphlet.

And that’s that! All in all I am glad I saw the cast I did, they told the story perfectly. I didn’t stagedoor because I actually could not find it, I asked like three different ushers and they all gave me different directions and we were all so exhausted by then that we just went home. I’d be happy to answer any other questions about the show or specific actors!

#my posts #hamilton #joseph morales #jen sese #nik walker #ta'rea campbell #marcus choi #kyle scatliffe #fergie l. phillipe #king david jones #nyla sostre #jon patrick walker #hamilton review #philip tour #philip company

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i saw hamilton tonight for the first time and wow wow wow wow wow wow it was so amazing i saw the phillip company and i cannot believe how good it was!! kyle scatliffe was easily my favorite part pierre jean gonzales was phenomenal as hamilton!!!! I just cannot believe how good it was live like i knew it was good but nothing prepares you for seeing it live for the first time

(same anon who just saw hamilton for the first time) fergie l phillipe as mulligan/madison was also a highlight for me his solo in yorktown was so fucking good and him and kyle have amazing energy on stage!! i wish i could have seen them with elijah but king david jones was fucking amazing as laurens/phillip jon patrick walter was also hilarious as the king and just every one was so good! im just so fucking shook by how good it all was (also erin clemons broke my heart as eliza i love her)

This is so old my B. Pierre Jean Gonzales is a little angel as Hamilton and I love him. I took so long to answer this deadass because I enjoyed seeing your excitement in my inbox I love when people tell me about stuff they love like what a fun time @ all my followers keep telling me you enjoy things I love it.

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thefederalistfreestyle · 6 years

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Joseph Morales, Nik Walker, Shoba Narayan, Kyle Scatliffe, More Set for New Hamilton National Tour (Playbill):

The second national tour of Hamilton will feature a host of new faces and returning alums when it launches next year in Seattle. The six-week engagement will begin February 6, 2018, at the Paramount Theatre.

Joseph Morales and Nik Walker—both veterans of the show (the Chicago and Broadway companies, respectively)—will take on the roles of Alexander Hamilton and his rival Aaron Burr.

The cast will also include Kyle Scatliffe (The Color Purple) as Marquis de Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson, Shoba Narayan (Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812) as Eliza Hamilton, Ta’Rea Campbell (The Book of Mormon) as Angelica Schuyler, Marcus Choi (Miss Saigon) as George Washington, Jon Patrick Walker (Young Frankenstein) as King George, Elijah Malcomb as John Laurens and Phillip Schuyler, Fergie L. Philippe as Hercules Mulligan and James Madison, and Danielle Sostre as Peggy Schuyler.

Rounding out the ensemble are Tia Altinay, Amber Ardolino, Conroe Brooks, Cameron Burke, Eean S. Cochran, Phil Colgan, Desmond Sean Eillington, Hope Endrenyi, Lili Froehlich, Daniel Gaymon, Camden Gonzales, Jennie Harney, Stephen Hernandez, Kristen Hoagland, Abby Jaros, Emily Jenda, Wonza Johnson, King David Jones, Carina-Kay Louchiey, Brandt Martinez, Taeko Mccarroll, Tyler Mckenzie, Justice Moore, Antuan Magic Raimone, Julian Ramos, Jen Sese, Willie Smith III, and Julius Thomas III. [. . .]

#hamilton #casting #joseph morales #nik walker #antuan magic raimone #kyle scatliffe #shoba narayan #ta'rea ampbell #marcus choi #hamiltour #philip tour

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‘Hamilton’ Comes to Orlando and Tampa

It is the SHOW that took Broadway by storm, redefined it, and garnered a ton of awards including many TONYs. Hamilton is the story of America’s Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, an immigrant from the West Indies who became George Washington’s right-hand man during the Revolutionary War and was the new nation’s first Treasury Secretary. Featuring a score that blends hip-hop, jazz, blues, rap, R&B, and Broadway, HAMILTON is the story of America then, as told by America now.

With book, music and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, direction by Thomas Kail, choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler and music supervision and orchestrations by Alex Lacamoire, Hamilton is based on Ron Chernow’s biography of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton.

Hamilton features scenic design by David Korins, costume design by Paul Tazewell, lighting design by Howell Binkley, sound design by Nevin Steinberg, hair and wig design by Charles G. LaPointe, casting by Telsey + Company, Bethany Knox, CSA, and General Management by Baseline Theatrical.

The musical is produced by Jeffrey Seller, Sander Jacobs, Jill Furman and The Public Theater.

The cast consists of Ta’rea Campbell (Angelica Schuyler), Marcus Choi (George Washington), Elijah Malcomb (John Laurens/Phillip Hamilton), Joseph Morales (Alexander Hamilton), Shoba Narayan (Eliza Hamilton), Fergie, L Philippe (Hercules Mulligan/James Madison), Kyle Scatliffe (Marquis De Lafayette/Thomas), Nyla Sostra (Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds), Jon Patrick Walker (King George), Nik Walker (Aaron Burr), and an ensemble cast consisting of 29 other actors.

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Central Florida is lucky enough to have Hamilton Playing in two locations:

The Dr. Phillips Center for the performing Arts through Sunday February 10. For tickets go to Drphillipscenter.org.

The Straz Center for the Performing Arts from February 12 through March 10. For tickets go to StrazCenter.org.

The Hamilton Original Broadway Cast Recording is available everywhere nationwide. The Hamilton recording received a 2016 Grammy for Best Musical Theatre Album.

For information on Hamilton, visit www.HamiltonMusical.com.

source https://hotspotsmagazine.com/2019/01/31/hamilton-comes-to-orlando-and-tampa/ from Hot Spots Magazine https://hotspotsmagazin.blogspot.com/2019/01/hamilton-comes-to-orlando-and-tampa.html

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demitgibbs · 5 years

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‘Hamilton’ Comes to Orlando and Tampa

The musical is produced by Jeffrey Seller, Sander Jacobs, Jill Furman and The Public Theater.

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Central Florida is lucky enough to have Hamilton Playing in two locations:

The Dr. Phillips Center for the performing Arts through Sunday February 10. For tickets go to Drphillipscenter.org.

The Straz Center for the Performing Arts from February 12 through March 10. For tickets go to StrazCenter.org.

The Hamilton Original Broadway Cast Recording is available everywhere nationwide. The Hamilton recording received a 2016 Grammy for Best Musical Theatre Album.

For information on Hamilton, visit www.HamiltonMusical.com.

from Hotspots! Magazine https://hotspotsmagazine.com/2019/01/31/hamilton-comes-to-orlando-and-tampa/ from Hot Spots Magazine https://hotspotsmagazine.tumblr.com/post/182451586145

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hotspotsmagazine · 5 years

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‘Hamilton’ Comes to Orlando and Tampa

The musical is produced by Jeffrey Seller, Sander Jacobs, Jill Furman and The Public Theater.

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Central Florida is lucky enough to have Hamilton Playing in two locations:

The Dr. Phillips Center for the performing Arts through Sunday February 10. For tickets go to Drphillipscenter.org.

The Straz Center for the Performing Arts from February 12 through March 10. For tickets go to StrazCenter.org.

The Hamilton Original Broadway Cast Recording is available everywhere nationwide. The Hamilton recording received a 2016 Grammy for Best Musical Theatre Album.

For information on Hamilton, visit www.HamiltonMusical.com.

from Hotspots! Magazine https://hotspotsmagazine.com/2019/01/31/hamilton-comes-to-orlando-and-tampa/

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onthegoinmco · 5 years

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Dr. Phillips Center: Hamilton Ticket Update

The EXTREMELY popular Broadway Musical Hamilton is coming to the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts for 24 performances from January 22 – February 10, 2019.

I had the opportunity, as a partner of the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, to find out more about the ticket purchasing process.

Before we get into it let’s go ahead and get this out of the way…I DO NOT have an on-sale date or pricing for the upcoming run of Hamilton at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. But I CAN tell you that the information is coming soon!

I am just as anxious as you are for this information thanks to my twelve year old daughter who is asking almost every day!!!

However there are some important tidbits I CAN share about the Hamilto ticket buying process at the Dr. Phillips Center to **hopefully** make the endeavor more successful for you.

Hamilton Joseph Morales and Nik Walker will lead the second national tour of Hamilton as Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr, respectively. Other principal roles in Hamilton will be played by Ta’Rea Campbell as Angelica Schuyler; Marcus Choi as George Washington; Elijah Malcomb as John Laurens/Phillip Schuyler; Shoba Narayan as Eliza Hamilton; Fergie L. Philippe as Hercules Mulligan/James Madison; Kyle Scatliffe as Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson; Danielle Sostre as Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds and Jon Patrick Walker as King George. The second national tour also includes Tia Altinay, Amber Ardolino, Conroe Brooks, Cameron Burke, Evan S. Cochran, Phil Colgan, Desmond Sean Eillington, Hope Endrenyi, Lili Froehlich, Daniel Gaymon, Camden Gonzales, Jennie Harney, Stephen Hernandez, Kristen Hoagland, Abby Jaros, Emily Jenda, Wonza Johnson, King David Jones, Carina-Kay Louchiey, Brandt Martinez, Taeko McCarroll, Tyler McKenzie, Justice Moore, Antuan Magic Raimone, Julian Ramos, Jen Sese, Willie Smith III, and Julius Thomas III.

Understanding the number of Hamilton tickets that will be available for the show’s run at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

The tickets that will be going on sale for Hamilton are for the seats left over after subscribers have chosen their show, and unfortunately is is too late to become a subscriber for the season.

While we didn’t get any official number of seats available, we were told that the first week of the show’s run is subscriber heavy. So that’s something to definitely keep in mind (more on this in a few paragraphs).

Where to purchase tickets for Hamilton at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

A vast majority (they’re aiming for as close to 100% as possible) of the ticket sales for Hamilton will be online.

Please take note that there will be NO ticket sales over the phone for this show.

You could also queue up outside of the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, but there are no tickets designated for sale at the venue. So if you choose this option, you’ll be waiting in line to walk up to the ticket window already behind everyone who is in the virtual purchasing waiting room. Not your best option.

The Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts has instituted a variety of technological checks and balances to help ensure that bots won’t get in & buy all the tickets.

Also, to take things a step further the facility will be monitoring the process in real time flagging any suspicious sales.

But please be aware of scams!!! You will want to ONLY purchase tickets from drphillipscenter.org to ensure that they are legitimate tickets.

The fine print on Hamilton tickets at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

Here are a few things you’ll definitely want to keep in mind when you are planning your Hamilton ticket purchase:

Ticket transactions are limited to one per person,

The ticket limit per purchase is 4 per person, there are no exceptions for larger groups or families,

There will be no ticket discounts,

There will be no ticket presales,

There will be no Student Rush ticket sales,

Tickets will be mailed to home or sent digitally to your phone with a text message, and

If you are using Will Call to pick up your tickets you will be required to show a photo ID (such as a Florida Drivers License).

How the process will work for purchasing Hamilton tickets at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

First things first please know that some of the process to purchase tickets for Hamilton at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is random, so don’t feel like you have to wake up at 3am to log into the online system.

With that in mind, here is an overview of the how the process will go:

First you will log onto to drphillipscenter.org between 15-30 minutes in advance of the sale’s start time,

After logging on you will be placed in a Virtual Waiting room, and

Once the Virtual Waiting room has reached a certain capacity a select number of people will be randomly chosen to be placed into the purchase queue to complete the transaction.

Three things to best position yourself to get Hamilton tickets for the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

Create an account online (including storing payment information) on drphillipscenter.org

Follow the Dr. Phillips Center on social (here are their links for Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram) & sign up for their email newsletter

Know the best dates that work for you before you go to buy tickets with back-up dates in mind just in case shows are sold out when you get into the purchase queue.

Didn’t score tickets? Don’t fret!

There will be a digital lottery through the show directly & last minute sales, but only for social media followers.

I hope that all of this helps make your adventure to purchase Hamilton tickets for its run at the Dr. Phillips Center more successful, and I’ll be sharing more information as it becomes available.

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anais-mitchell · 6 years

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who are ur top 5 people in each Hamilton role?

Ooh I love this, thank you for asking!

(These are mostly in order? Some are a little too close to call.)

Alexander Hamilton: Michael Luwoye, Lin Manuel Miranda, Joseph Morales, Edred Utomi, Austin Scott

Eliza Schuyler: Solea Pfeiffer, Julia K. Harriman, Lexi Lawson, Shoba Narayan, Ari Afsar

Aaron Burr: Leslie Odom Jr., Nicholas Christopher, Joshua Henry, Daniel Breaker, Sydney Harcourt

Angelica Schuyler: (This one is SO not in order, I love them all pretty equally and they’re all v different) Renee Elise Goldsberry, Rachel John, Sabrina Sloan, Mandy Gonzalez, Karen Olivo

George Washington: Christopher Jackson, Isaiah Johnson, Obioma Ugoala, Carvens Lissaint, and then I’m fairly indifferent towards the rest of them so lets go with Bryan Terrell Clark

Lafayette/Jefferson: Chris Lee, Daveed Diggs, Andrew Chappelle, Jordan Donica, Kyle Scatliffe

Mulligan/Madison: Tarinn Callender, Okieriete Onaodowan, Fergie L. Phillipe, J. Quinton Johnson, Chaundre Hall Broomfield

Laurens/Philip: Cleve September, Anthony Ramos, Anthony Lee Medina, Elijah Malcomb, Jose Ramos

Peggy/Maria: Jasmine Cephas Jones, Alysha Deslorieux, Joanna Jones, Samantha Marie Ware, Christine Allado

King George: Literally just throw a dart at a board I don’t care lmao

(I feel like I’m showing OBC bias but honestly I love so many people from so many companies it makes up for it lol.)

#answered #anonymous #ranking things is fun

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Between the Angelica and Philip cast, who did you prefer in each role? :)

Good question! I was talking about this with my dad earlier so I’ll bold my answers and italicize his.

Edred Utomi or Joseph Morales

Julia K. Harriman or Jen Sese. (I literally cannot pick do not make me)

Nicholas Christopher or Nik Walker

Sabrina Sloan or Ta’Rea Campbell

Carvens Lissaint or Marcus Choi

Chris Lee or Kyle Scatliffe

Chaundre Hall Broomfield or Fergie L. Phillipe

Ruben J. Carbajal or King David Jones

Karli Dinardo or Nyla Sostre

Peter Matthew Smith or Jon Patrick Walker

#answered #anonymous #though to be fair my dad's main criticism of joseph is that he was too short lmao #it's okay joseph i love u enough for both of us

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cynthiajayusa · 5 years

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‘Hamilton’ Comes to The Broward Center

The musical is produced by Jeffrey Seller, Sander Jacobs, Jill Furman and The Public Theater.

Fort Lauderdale is lucky enough to have the Broadway Across America’s Hamilton tour stop at the Broward Center from December 18-20.

Producer Jeffrey Seller and Broadway in Fort Lauderdale announce a digital lottery for Hamilton tickets will begin in conjunction with the show’s first performance (December 18) in Ft. Lauderdale at Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Forty (40) tickets will be sold for every performance for $10 each. The digital lottery will open at 11:00 AM ET on Sunday, December 16 for tickets to the Tuesday, December 18 performance. Subsequent digital lotteries will begin two days prior to each performance.

HOW TO ENTER

Use the official app for Hamilton, now available for all iOS and Android devices in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store (http://hamiltonmusical.com/app).

You can also visit http://hamiltonmusical.com/lottery to register.

The lottery will open at 11:00 AM ET two days prior to the performance date and will close for entry at 9:00 AM ET the day prior to the performance.

Winner and non-winner notifications will be sent at approximately 11:00 AM ET the day prior to the performance via email and SMS (if mobile number is provided).

No purchase or payment necessary to enter or participate.

Each winning entrant may purchase up to two (2) tickets.

Only one entry per person. Repeat entries and disposable email addresses will be discarded.

Tickets must be purchased online with a credit card by 4:00 PM ET the day prior to the performance using the purchase link and code in a customized notification email. Tickets not claimed by 4:00 PM ET the day prior to the performance are forfeited.

Lottery tickets may be picked up at will call beginning 2 hours prior to the performance with a valid photo ID. Lottery tickets void if resold.

Launching April 2019 in Chicago, Hamilton: The Exhibition will take visitors deeper into the life and times of Alexander Hamilton through the immersive exhibit featuring a dynamic, interactive mix of in-depth scenography, lighting, sound, multimedia, music, and an audio tour narrated by Mr. Miranda. For more information and to sign up to be the first to receive news and ticket sales alerts about Hamilton: The Exhibition, please visit hamiltonexhibition.com.

The Hamilton Original Broadway Cast Recording is available everywhere nationwide. The Hamilton recording received a 2016 Grammy for Best Musical Theatre Album.

To purchase tickets to Hamilton, visit: BrowardCenter.org.

For information on Hamilton, visit www.HamiltonMusical.com.

source https://hotspotsmagazine.com/2018/12/13/hamilton-comes-to-the-broward-center/ from Hot Spots Magazine https://hotspotsmagazin.blogspot.com/2018/12/hamilton-comes-to-broward-center.html

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hotspotsmagazine · 5 years

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‘Hamilton’ Comes to The Broward Center

The musical is produced by Jeffrey Seller, Sander Jacobs, Jill Furman and The Public Theater.

Fort Lauderdale is lucky enough to have the Broadway Across America’s Hamilton tour stop at the Broward Center from December 18-20.

HOW TO ENTER

Use the official app for Hamilton, now available for all iOS and Android devices in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store (http://hamiltonmusical.com/app).

You can also visit http://hamiltonmusical.com/lottery to register.

The lottery will open at 11:00 AM ET two days prior to the performance date and will close for entry at 9:00 AM ET the day prior to the performance.

Winner and non-winner notifications will be sent at approximately 11:00 AM ET the day prior to the performance via email and SMS (if mobile number is provided).

No purchase or payment necessary to enter or participate.

Each winning entrant may purchase up to two (2) tickets.

Only one entry per person. Repeat entries and disposable email addresses will be discarded.

Lottery tickets may be picked up at will call beginning 2 hours prior to the performance with a valid photo ID. Lottery tickets void if resold.

The Hamilton Original Broadway Cast Recording is available everywhere nationwide. The Hamilton recording received a 2016 Grammy for Best Musical Theatre Album.

To purchase tickets to Hamilton, visit: BrowardCenter.org.

For information on Hamilton, visit www.HamiltonMusical.com.

from Hotspots! Magazine https://hotspotsmagazine.com/2018/12/13/hamilton-comes-to-the-broward-center/

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