Read on for details about the show, how to score discounted tickets and what Anchorage audiences can expect.
One of the biggest Broadway musicals in recent history has arrived in Anchorage.
“Hamilton” starts its 30-show run Thursday at the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts. The musical was a national sensation when it first hit the stage in 2015.” its story and music were written by Lin-Manuel Miranda. But “Hamilton” was unlike any musical that preceded it.Rapped and sung throughout, the show portrays Hamilton’s life through the American Revolution through the formation and infancy of the United States.
Three more musicals — “Come From Away,” “Six” and “Aladdin” — are part of this season’s Broadway Alaska schedule, which stretches into April 2024.The story follows young Hamilton as he meets Aaron Burr and other future revolutionaries, joins the revolutionary army and comes into the orbit of Gen. George Washington. As the first act winds down, Hamilton is involved in forming the fledgling U.S. government and is named treasury secretary by Washington.
Aside from Burr and Washington, the musical’s characters include other historical figures, such as Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and King George III. While much of the show’s story is based in fact and at times uses language taken from original texts, the show’s historical accuracy
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