I don't remember the red Hamilton And Eliza shirt, but I remember the others. The one I wanted isn't there - it's the "names" t-shirt: Hamilton, Jefferson, Madison, etc in white and Burr is the last one in red. I haven't seen it anywhere but at the musical.
A friend told me that you can buy merch in the lobby while the performances are happening. I'm probably going to do some holiday shopping that way, so I can look for it if you want.
Aw, you're sweet! No worries - I got it when I went back.
I haven't been keeping up with this thread as much lately, so sorry if it's a repost, but has it been discussed that LMM is hosting SNL tomorrow night?
For those of you without tickets who are looking for merchandise, I saw on Facebook yesterday there's an official merch store in the Paramount Hotel across the street from the theatre in NYC.
I haven't been keeping up with this thread as much lately, so sorry if it's a repost, but has it been discussed that LMM is hosting SNL tomorrow night?
Yes!! Can't wait :-) also just saw that he bought pizzas for everyone who are waiting in line to get tickets! So awesome! :-)
Today's cast for the matinee!! It was amazing except I missed the first half of the first song after intermission. The bathroom situation is not great.
Today's cast for the matinee!! It was amazing except I missed the first half of the first song after intermission. The bathroom situation is not great.
Yeah it is horrible. How was Michael L s Hamilton?
Today's cast for the matinee!! It was amazing except I missed the first half of the first song after intermission. The bathroom situation is not great.
Yeah it is horrible. How was Michael L s Hamilton?
He was good! My H never listened to the soundtrack and basically knows nothing about the show and he thought Michael was good. Definitely different than the Lin I know from the soundtrack and I can't compare to Javier. I'm kind of bummed we didn't get to see Oak though as Hercules Mulligan. Our guy was just OK.
My 9-year-old wants to be Eliza for Halloween. I'm the opposite of a crafty mom and have no idea how to pull that shit together. Not to mention it's just kind of weird. I was delighted when she got into the musical, but now she is fanatically obsessed!
My 8 year old daughter wants to be Alexander. So does my 3 year old son.
My 8 year old daughter wanted to be Hamilton for her school Mystery History Day (a Montessori thing). So I ordered her a costume from Heritage Costumes online. The quality is really good.
My 8 year old daughter wants to be Alexander. So does my 3 year old son.
My 8 year old daughter wanted to be Hamilton for her school Mystery History Day (a Montessori thing). So I ordered her a costume from Heritage Costumes online. The quality is really good.
I'll admit that we tuned in to watch Daveed, but after one episode we were like, holy shit this is amazing.
So now we're trying to figure out how to watch the first two seasons. We had intended to start watching it when it first premiered but it fell off our radar and now we're pissed we let that happen!
Last night we were watching Antiques Roadshow and someone brought in a silver cup that Lafayette gave to Nathaniel Greene during the Revolution and it was then passed on from Nathaniel through the family line.
In a highly competitive situation, ABC has given a cast-contingent pilot production commitment to a single-camera comedy about a hip-hop artist-turned-mayor from writer Jeremy Bronson (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon), Hamilton co-star Daveed Diggs and Jamie Tarses, Scott Stuber & Dylan Clark’s Bluegrass FanFare. ABC Studios, where Bronson and the recently launched Bluegrass FanFare are under overall deals, is the studio.
Written and executive produced by Bronson, the untitled City Mayor Project centers on a struggling hip-hop artist who runs for mayor to promote his mixtape – and wins.
Diggs executive produces. The rapper-actor, who won a Tony for playing Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson in the Broadway smash Hamilton, is not attached to act in the project, which also is executive produced by Tarses, Stuber and Clark via Bluegrass FanFare. James Griffiths, who directed the pilot for the ABC/ABC Studios comedy series Black-ish, is attached to direct and executive produce.
Bronson, who previously worked as a political producer for MSNBC, serves as a co-executive producer on ABC’s breakout new comedy Speechless — co-produced by 20th TV and ABC Studios — as part of his overall deal at ABC Studios. His other credits include The Mindy Project, and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, where he served as head monologue writer and creator of Fallon’s signature “Thank You Notes” segment.
Diggs recently had recurring roles on Netflix/Baz Luhrmann’s The Get Down and ABC’s Black-ish.
Bluegrass FanFare also has Women in Black, a comedic drama at ABC from The Carrie Diaries creator Amy B. Harris.
Last night we were watching Antiques Roadshow and someone brought in a silver cup that Lafayette gave to Nathaniel Greene during the Revolution and it was then passed on from Nathaniel through the family line.
It was worth $25,000!
I recently saw a dress in a museum worn by the wife of Nathaniel Greene. She supposedly wore it when she danced with Lafayette at a ball. I was so excited and my H just rolled his eyes.
We have the Nathaniel Greene house not too far from me. It is nice. Anyone can visit it.