Kennedy Center Eisenhower Theater Hamilton Tickets

Hamilton, the modern day hip-hop musical recently won big at the British Theater’s Olivier Awards. It was nominated for an impressive thirteen Awards and bagged seven trophies. Olivier Awards are the British version of the American Tony Awards. And now, the world-famous Broadway musical is all set to make waves in the US, with performance residencies expected to take place in 15 different cities in 2018. “Hamilton: An American Musical” will travel through multiple cities across the US and you would not want to miss it. If Washington is where you are, then these Hamilton Washington Tickets are what you need to get.

“Hamilton: An American Musical” will be playing at the Kennedy Center Opera House in Washington, DC, starting in early June 2018. If you want to catch one of the most iconic musicals unfold right in front of you, you need to get the Hamilton tickets.

About Hamilton: The American Musical

With music, lyrics and story by Lin-Manuel Miranda, “Hamilton: The American Musical” is the story of the founding father of America, Alexander Hamilton. The story is inspired by the biography, Alexander Hamilton, written by famed historian Ron Chernow in 2004.

The musical is known for its casting and incorporating of pop, soul, rhythm and blues and soul tunes in its music. The cast of the show is largely non-white actors.

History of the Hamilton Production

The musical first made its Off-Broadway debut in 2015. The show then moved to Broadway in the same year and received a highly enthusiastic response, both in terms of critical reception and box office sales. 2016 was also an outstanding year for the musical as it won 11 Tony Awards and a Grammy Award for best Musical Theater Album. The West End production was also phenomenally successful.

With all of this success, the second US national tour for Hamilton began in February 2018 and is still ongoing. Get these Hamilton Washington Tickets if you want to experience one of the most extraordinary and grand musicals ever to make it to the Broadway stage. Tickets are running out fast, so you better hurry up!