Hamilton Tickets | Broadway Season 2026
You live in New York but you have never watched “Hamilton”? Don’t be a black sheep and buy Hamilton Ticket to personally declare: “It was a spectacular sight!”. The musical makes theatre-goers visit the performance whenever they spot its poster on Broadway. Lin Manuel Miranda with sudden interest in a ten-dollar bill man has turned into the greatest sensation over the last decade. Hamilton NYC tickets are sold out within a record time!
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13 June, 2026 07:00 PM |
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National Tour 2026
In this year Hamilton started National US tour with start point at Atlanta on Aug 25 – Sep 26, Fox Theatre. After that, the cast is planning to stay at Jacksonville, FL from Sep 1 to Sep 12, Moran Theatre.
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| May 20 - Jun 14 (2026) | Durham, NC | Performing Arts Center | See tickets |
Upcoming Tour Cities:
| Jun 17 - Jun 28 (2026) | Nashville, TN | Tennessee Performing Arts Center | See tickets |
| Jun 30 - Jul 12 (2026) | Louisville, KY | Center For The Perf. Arts | See tickets |
| Jul 15 - Jul 26 (2026) | Fort Worth, TX | Bass Performance Hall | See tickets |
| Jul 28 - Aug 9 (2026) | San Antonio, TX | Majestic Theatre | See tickets |
Latest Hamilton Musical Reviews
Based on 3137 reviews
Diana L
1773088523
This is an absolutely gorgeous theater and I was surprised how much different and better the stage looks and sounds in person for Hamilton versus the movie on Disney Plus. I had orchestra row N seats, which had great views; I think the seating doesn't start using steps for rows until L and after, so I didn't have problems with anyone's head blocking my view. The seats themselves however are really small. Just sitting normally my knees were already lightly grazing the backs of the seats in front. It wasn't uncomfortable, but if you are a larger person you will probably feel cramped. If someone needs to go to the bathroom everyone in the row has to stand up to let them pass.There are plenty of stalls for the restroom (also kinda narrow) but the women's was a mad dash at intermission. I had the aisle seat and ran right as the lights dimmed for intermission and got in early. There is an usher within who directs people to empty stalls but if you are at the end of the line, you will probably miss the first song after intermission ends. When I got out the line curved down the hallway and down to the stage, and the ushers were very serious about people not taking pictures and keeping the line moving. I wanted to at least look at merchandise but the lobby was very cramped so I didn't bother. Overall though I had a fantastic experience at the show as everything on stage: actors, dancers, sound, lighting, music, etc. was great.
Kyle Wilson
1769965155
Saw Hamilton here. It was a fantastic experience. The view from our seats was wonderful, however the leg room was very tight on the top balcony. Great experience overall.
Tabetha H. Savoy
1768625825
A stunning theater that made watching Hamilton an intimate experience. Fantastic acoustics, lighting, etc. Two main quips to be mindful of are 1. Going to the bathroom at intermission as a woman was almost impossible, and 2. VERY tight leg room. There is only one bathroom with 20 stalls in the whole building. This may seem like it wouldn’t be an issue, but when you have 100 women who need to go during intermission, if you don’t book it to the bathroom right when the lights darken, you may miss the beginning of the second act (which I did). Definitely recommend a longer intermission if possible! For leg room, each person in our party had their knees pressed to the back of the chairs in front them. This was not ideal for an almost 3 hour show. Do not expect to man spread unless you have an aisle seat.
Mathias Gempeler
1766020051
We went to see Hamilton. We can highly recommend the show, nearly 3 hours of best entertainment and you will learn a lot about American history. The theater is very old and narrow. Seats are convenient but there is simply not enough legroom. Prices are high, probably because we booked for December. Booking process is easy, make sure you have your mobile phone with you to enter.
J. M.
1763697827
This was our first time visiting the Richard Rodgers Theatre, and it was an unforgettable experience from start to finish. My wife and I had tickets to see the Hamilton Musical, and the theater was packed for a completely sold-out show, which made the overall atmosphere even more electrifying.The staff were welcoming and organized, the venue was clean and comfortable, and the energy in the room was unmatched. The performance itself was phenomenal. While the entire cast delivered powerful, engaging performances, it was especially exciting to see one of the original cast members, Leslie Odom Jr., perform in person. Watching him live added an extra layer of excitement and depth that we truly appreciated.The music, choreography, storytelling, and production quality exceeded our expectations. As first-time Broadway attendees, this set the bar incredibly high.We thoroughly enjoyed our Broadway experience and look forward to returning to Richard Rodgers Theatre for future shows.
Jennifer Sakash
1763577146
We came to NYC to see Hamilton on stage for the first time for its 10-year anniversary, and the return of Leslie Odom Jr. It's the only show I would come from NH and spend that much money on - totally worth it! The good: the amazing show, the beautiful theater. The bad: They don't open the doors until 30 min before the show starts, so you are queued up way down the congested street. Concessions are expectedly overpriced. Seating is unbelievably tight (I am 5'6" and 120 pounds) - see photo of leg room (last row of lower mezzanine, in the center). The only bathrooms are on the bottom floor: the line at intermission for the ladies' room wrapped all the way to the stage and back. I didn't even make it back in time for the start of the second act, even with staff yelling at us the whole time to keep moving. Remember the overpriced concessions? Think twice about paying $40 for that double drink to avoid having to use the restroom at all costs! I ran the whole way upstairs and still missed most of the first song of the second half (rather ironically, "What'd I Miss"). We waited after the show to see the actors that came to the stage door.
Emily DeVore
1763565822
I have loved Hamilton for years and just had to come to NYC when I knew Leslie would be back. I bought tickets the day after he announced his return and spent $500 each for row M tickets. I would absolutely pay that again for this show. It was genuinely unbelievable to actually see him in person performing. We were so sad that Thayne Jasperson did not perform in our show though! Seems like it’s hit or miss if you get to see him. Also, to those complaining about the tight fit and no leg room, this is quite normal in pretty much every Broadway theatre - all the theatres in Chicago are the exact same. We had no issue fitting into the seats.
Jack
1755623322
I went there to see Hamilton; it was absolutely amazing…our tickets malfunctioned in the beginning before the show and we thought we weren’t gonna be able to watch the play however the staff and security was EXTREMELY helpful and kind and understanding our situation, they kindly sold us new tickets at the ticket box and then after intermission they let us sit in decent seatsSpeaking of intermission, as soon as it hits… RUN!!! It gets packed in the main lobby so I suggest if you need to use the bathroom, buy snacks, or buy from the gift shop, go immediately. But genuinely I 100% suggest you go, and watch a play it’s definitely worth seeing!
Iris Duggan
1754235494
Came here to see Hamilton! It was as magical as everyone says it is, the theater is STUNNING, the cast was so talented and the vocals/dancing abilities of the ensemble are so impressive. We were very close to the stage, but skewed house right, so we couldn't really see stage left. As a performer and theater enthusiast, it was so immersive and really just a fabulous experience.
Amber Lee
1751249565
A modern classic that is a true testament to what New York and this nation stands for at its very foundation. Hosted by the prestigious Richard Rodgers Theater, Hamilton pulls no punches delivering a fiercely poetic and complex retelling of Alexander Hamilton’s life through the medium of modern music. The experience from entrance to being ushered to our seats to intermission and us inevitably leaving was underscored by this intense feeling of excitement and the feeling that you were about to witness something special. The cast is great, although they will unfortunately be damned to comparison against the original cast. We sat in orchestra and the sound, visibility, and set design were great. While it is no Les Mis or Wicked in the emotion it evokes, Hamilton is an energetic and compelling musical that deserves its accolades, a must see if you have the time and budget to do so.
Magdalena Ławreszuk
1751092784
Wonderful, elegant and the biggest theater of all I was on Broadway.The show Hamilton was amazing, well soundtracked, the view from even the last rows was perfect.The seats are comfortable, toilets are on lowest level but also very conveniently at level 0 for disabled people.Highly recommend the experience if you're into Broadway shows!
Wander_Woman
1750211353
Great venue, so beautiful. Third row orchestra seats, extreme left side. We had plenty of legroom as seating is curved, so no one directly in front of us despite third row. Nice, clean bathrooms (don't go during intermission, it was total madhouse! We ran for it during my daughter's least fave 2nd act song), kind, effiicient staff. Great acoustics.Had such a blast watching Hamilton here. Kudos to the stagehands as well.
Aaron Green
1748266319
Great place to see Hamilton. The bathroom is all the way down on the lowest level. So might be an issue if you have trouble with stairs. Everything is tight and cramped. But the show was great. Hamilton is a great show!
Irmarie Govind
1733070540
I recently saw *Hamilton* at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, and it was an unforgettable experience! The energy in the theater was electric from start to finish. The cast was absolutely phenomenal; their voices and performances brought the story of Alexander Hamilton to life in such a vibrant way.I was especially struck by how the blend of hip-hop and R&B made history feel so relevant and exciting. The choreography was stunning, and the minimalist set allowed the performances to shine. I left the theater buzzing with inspiration and a newfound appreciation for the characters and their struggles.If you get the chance to see *Hamilton*, don’t miss it! It’s a captivating journey that you’ll remember for a long time.
Zie Mueller
1731866561
It was such a surreal experience to finally see Hamilton in person at Richard Rodgers Theater in Agusust 2024! Our seats were way up top, and I did not find it to be uncomfortable. Sure, they were a bit tight, but once the show starts, you don't even notice it because you're having so much fun watching the show! The bathrooms were a bit out of the way, though, so make sure you plan plenty of time to use them before the show. As other reviews have mentioned, if you're looking for a drink, the bar upstairs is deserted compared to the one in the lobby.
Louisa Mitchell
1726096764
It was so cool to see Hamilton on Broadway!! Such a cool theatre! The bathroom line was hilariously long during intermission, but it moved so quick, and we were back before it started again! They have good systems in place to handle the big New York Broadway-going crowds! Such a fun experience!
Andrea Sanchez
1722372965
Watching Hamilton was the highlight of our trip to NYC. We had watched the original version, fell in love with it, and were unsure about the new cast. Don't be. Every artist on stage makes sure you'll have the best possible experience. The teather staff was kind and helpful.
Jack Thorn
1720800089
Came here to see Hamilton. The venue was pretty nice, and the seats had a great view (front row of Rear Mezzanine). Only one set of restrooms for men (and same for women) at the very bottom floor of the theatre (down some stairs from the entrance). Plenty of loos (for men, at least), but it was cramped to get into. Theatre lobby got very crowded during the intermission, meaning it was difficult to push through the crowds heading downstairs while I was trying to get back upstairs to my seat.The show (Hamilton) was absolutely amazing and I'd definitely recommend seeing it!
Maggie Flynn
1718798804
OK, I have truly only one complaint, OK maybe two! The first is that this theater is not friendly to handicap. Not personally, but has no escalators and no elevators that we saw. My friend has really bad knees and it took us quite a bit of time to get to our seats on the second upper balcony, There are many many flights needed to get up stairs to the upper balconies and no escalator or elevator. The theater itself is absolutely gorgeous, unfortunately our seats Were a little high in the balcony area and not the best. It’s still a wonderful Broadway show, we loved every minute of it! Hamilton is amazing, but next time if I come back to this theater, I will have to splurge to be a little bit lower to get better seating. I did not enjoy the upper balcony view. The theater is gorgeous and timeless, but not updated for handicap.
Yuval K
1714054539
Historic and beautiful theater in the heart of Broadway. We came to see Hamilton and it was fantastic. Live orchestra and wonderful cast to this great story of one of the founding fathers. Loved it
Travel With Trey
1713327001
I haven't been to this theater for many years, but was glad to see that nothing has changed when I came to see Hamilton this week. The show was very good and the atmosphere is simply fantastic, engendering the nostalgia of classic New York. From the hidden orchestra, front and rear mezzanines, to the private balconies, and vaulting ceiling, the Richard Rogers Theater is among the best Broadway has to offer. The theater staff behind the concessions are polite and friendly, while the floor staff is typically filled with authoritarian-type figures who crave attention and over-exercise their authority by reprimanding people for the slightest infractions, usually without grace or tact. So be prepared for these gems! Despite that drawback, I highly recommend whatever is playing there to visit. You won't regret it!
Jeremy Yowell
1695444385
Great theater! We saw Hamilton in September 2023 - it was an incredible production and the theater was an excellent place to see it. Drinks were very expensive, but tasty overall. The interior of the theater was beautiful, and service helpful. Would come back!
Jordyn Harrison
1694971074
Great experience and beautiful theater! Hamilton was an amazing experience, and I would recommend anybody to go see it live in theaters! I was smiling the whole time, and I really enjoyed myself and the staff was extremely accommodating. Sitting inside, especially up on the front mezzanine, it is a little uncomfortable, not really much wiggle room for taller people but, the price is right and the show was fantastic.
Laura Rose
1692464508
Definitely worth seeing Hamilton here! All the hype about how amazing it is = 100% true! The music was incredible. The dancing and costumes, so beautiful. So grateful for this experience.The theater is lovely too. I did get a little chilly, so recommend a sweater. Also, the only bathroom in the basement is a little inconvenient. However, don’t be frightened by the intermission bathroom lines, they have a system and it didn’t take that long!
Zack
1691286874
I saw Hamilton and the show was fabulous!!! I highly recommend it to anyone that likes musicals or anyone interested in history!However, the seats are narrow with very little leg room. In addition, there was only one men's and one women's bathroom which led to a Ludacrisly long line...With that, the theater was beautiful! The show was amazing! And the tight space was well worth it!
Deema Tabaza
1687981588
Watched Hamilton Here! Was a wonderful epic experience. I had to buy last minute tickets so I only found box tickets hence the perspective my photos are from, generally wouldn’t say the side view affected my viewing experience as much as I thought it would, it is almost seamless and feels relatively close to the stage. Attached a short video so if you’re considering getting box tickets you know what your view will be like 🙂 the theatre itself is also really nice and well maintained.
Daniel DTM
1687281221
Not sure what I can say that hasn’t been said. Great theater. Incredible location. The Hamilton setup is absolutely perfect. Only note is that the seats can be a little tight if you’re a bigger fellow.
Emilie
1685990458
This place is gorgeous! The architecture is incredible, the set is utterly magical in transporting you from one place to another in time and space within seconds, and of course the acoustics are legendary! The stairs are a lot if you're in the mezzanine section, which was fine for us, because we are young and fully able-bodied, but because it's an older building, I'm curious how accessible it is if that's not true of you. Hopefully they have options for those with mobility issues, but I admittedly didn't see any myself.The only bathrooms are well-attended, so you won't run out of tissue paper or paper towels for your hands, and it will be clean thanks to the sweet bathroom attendant. But the bathrooms are a bit cramped, and are down a set of stairs into the basement level of the byilding. Also, the bathroom line for the women's restroom at intermission stretched up those stairs, doubled over itself in a long hallway, and down into the theatre almost all the way to the stage. My advice? Don't drink anything at dinner or during the show, and just bring some peppermint or gum (which you will of course unwrap strategically BEFORE the show starts, thank you - because that crinkle is infuriating) to pop into your mouth to stifle any dehydrated coughing.The guy running the bar at the mezzanine level is SO sweet, so definitely don't neglect to go up there and order your drink if you decide to brave it with the bathroom situation. Do realize, also, that a simple cocktail in the plastic collectible Hamilton cup will cost you about $40. Another reason to skip the drinks, maybe?Another note - I know you probably feel entirely capable of finding your seats by yourself, but when you pause or hesitate to decide where to walk next, you hold up every person behind you, and there are often a lot. There are literally lovely ushers in place every few dozen feet to help you find your seats and answer any questions you have, so please ask them instead of trying to tough it out on your own.Oh, and the show? Oh my gosh, the show. What an experience! Any frustration with the bathroom situation is quickly overtaken by utter thrill at this incredible production! I'm not history buff, but seeing and adoring Hamilton doesn't require that you be aware of history in virtually any way. Unlike Wicked and most other musicals, this does not have lines that lead into musical numbers, then more lines after. The spoken-word/rap style of Lin-Manuel Miranda means that almost every single audible utterance in this entire production is part of a song. There is musical number after musical number, all beautifully written, blocked, lit, choreographed, sung, and accompanied by a killer orchestra. There is little wonder why this show is so popular. I imagine it will stay so for a long time!
Trang Thai
1684718098
I would give Hamilton 5/5 (amazing) and the theatre 3.5-4/5 relatively to other theatres (old, tight, small bathroom, did not use the bar).About Hamilton. I think it has a bit too much of hiphop and rapping for my liking but it is funny (and hard to do), mind parents that there are quite some swearwords here and there too, but I cannot deny this musical is fast moving, full of actions, beautiful singing (too many incredible voices), the directing is very detailed, any second everyone is doing something on the stage, the ensemble’s moves are not only synced so well with music, but also are for moving the props in and out vs some supporting staff or hidden ropes/ magnets, the band is amazing.For budget visitors, Hamilton and The Lion King are the two most sold out NYC Broadway musicals. Chances for discount tickets would be buying months in advance, try the lottery for $10 tickets, but I am not that lucky, there are no same day rush tickets for $30-35 like some other shows, but if you are a student or a backpacker, try the stand room option. Arrive 1 hour prior to the show and check with the box office, if the show is sold out at that point, the stand room ticket can be purchased for $40. That was the only option for me when I spontaneously took a bus to NYC for Broadway. And because I am an educator who is used to be standing on my feet (in heels) sometimes 6 hours per day, I would not mind it for Hamilton and I would not mind it for Lion King (but Lion King does not have stand room option I believe). Of course you get what you pay for, the view is a bit limited but I think the audio quality could be even better than top rows in the balcony.I do have some confusion though. Each theatre has a stage door where the fans (and families and friends) would wait for the cast to come out. On one hand I feel it is a bad thing when the crowd starts cheering but quickly turn that off if the person walking out is not who they stand there for. On the other hand, if the size of this crowd defines how hot a show is, then Hamilton is no where near top 3 of the biggest crowds. But I guess for seasoned goers, it does not make sense to hang around 30 minutes if not more just to see someone coming out, or even worse, to get the announcement they already came out through a private exit.
Robert Warren
1681525993
Hamilton was excellent! The theater is beautiful and the seating in this theater was a lot better than the previous play we saw in another theater. If you are long legged it's definitely a good idea to get row G on the Rear Mezzanine since there's no one in front of you and you have some extra leg room.
Dakota C
1680063767
Amazing experience, I’ve seen Hamilton 3 times here and it is truly a magical experience. The theater is clean and has great employees helping its seamless flow. The show itself is of course amazing. Whether in the front row or the nosebleeds, it is truly a intimate and legendary venue. Make sure to enter the lottery to win free tickets to the show on the Hamilton App! I’ve won 3 times and it is worth it!
Arpit Garg
1668019470
Went to the Richard Rogers Theatre to watch the classic Hamilton. Theatre is a bit old but well kept.Entrance is low and narrow and overall theatre gave the vibe of being over packed for some reason. Can’t explain why.The play was laced with great performances. No complaints there. The bartender was cool.I added an extra star for the play and the bartended. Theatre otherwise is average (not good/not bad).
Jacob Adamczak
1662815443
Attending Hamilton on September 6th was one of my highlights during our trip to New York City. This theatre is extremely historic and easy to navigate (can get very tight during intermission.) We had excellent seats but after seeing it in person I could say that maybe if the seats look like they would be a great view! If you have seen Hamilton on Disney+ or listened to the soundtrack and are unsure about going, I HIGHLY recommend it. Seeing it in person is unlike any Hamilton experience you’ve had before
Tim Ubial
1659794126
🎭 beautiful theatre🎭 great staff🎭 moving performanceThis is now off the list of a million things I haven't done.Caught a Hamilton show in early August.It's a beautiful theatre. We sat mid mezzanine and had a great view of everything. I don't think that there is a bad seat in the house. The cast was wonderful. Sound was amazing.Seriously, don't wait.
Dan Cole
1653016432
Went here to watch Hamilton and was blown away. The staff was friendly and made sure that everyone got to their seats in a polite yet efficient manner, and ensured that the experience was overall just a positive one. Which believe me, it was. I would highly recommend anyone who has a chance to come see a show here take that opportunity, you will certainly not regret it.
Wilson Reyes
1648654502
We’ve been waiting to go to Hamilton for a long time and once we got here, it was incredible. This theatre is beautiful! Being an older theatre though, there are many people in the lobby which makes it very difficult to walk around. However, all of that fades away because this theatre is magnificent. The bartenders were so awesome, attentive, and funny! The staff at the souvenir stands were so helpful as well. I found a credit card and the management was awesome in helping us get that card to the person missing it. I would highly recommend this theatre.
Joshua Russell
1648086304
We were able to watch Hamilton and thoroughly enjoyed the show. The theater is beautiful inside with a lot character over the years. The sound is amazing and the stage was beautiful. I encourage anyone to go check it out!
R G
1646058248
Hamilton itself is absolutely 5 stars! The cast we saw were incredible. Staff were friendly and efficient in getting everyone to seats. Our seats in row O had a great view of the whole stage and the theatre is beautiful and smaller than I'd imagined (which is a plus). When we attended the theatre got stifling hot during Act 1, naturally worsened by needing to wear masks throughout which the staff were (rightly) vigilant about. Both my husband and I felt close to passing out when interval arrived, thankfully it was much more airy for Act 2!
Allison Brion
1646057732
Hamilton was absolutely amazing, it was well worth the trip! The theater is older and a bit cramped. We had an aisle seat and extra leg room with being in the front row of our section - otherwise it would have been very uncomfortable. Ushers were helpful and very efficient.
LinCee
1641753454
Hamilton is incredible. This current cast is so good. I cannot recommend it enough. Believe the hype!!! The theatre teams are vigilant about vaccination cards as well as maintaining mask wearing over nose and mouth.
Laura Hopkinson
1636820700
Gorgeous historic theater 🎭 highly recommend you catch a show at the Richard Rodgers Theater. Most recently we enjoyed Hamilton. Bathrooms on first floor/basement only. Use the restroom before you find your seat. Beverages and snacks available for me purchase to include souvenir cups.
Leslie Jones
1634170398
Enjoyed Hamilton in October 2021. This review is to help the ladies use the restroom during intermission. First, the line will be wrapped around Exit 5 inside the theatre. Head to that doorway to get into the queue quickly. You may be able to join the line from there closer to the actual restroom, but you will definitely be headed in the right direction. The line actually moves fairly quickly because they designed an one way system inside. You wrap around to the right into stalls and then continuing around to the right as you exit a stall, the sinks. The sinks are staffed by a person, so tipping is appreciated.Enjoy!
Amy Parmentier
1633968323
Highest compliments to the house manager and usher for 10/10/21 matinee. They promptly and kindly addressed the woman sitting behind us who thought it was acceptable for her two children to loudly sing every line. Kudos to them for their professionalism and responsiveness. Oh and Hamilton never disappoints! So grateful Broadway is back.
Ethan Bregman
1632770042
Hamilton is just as epic as everyone says it is. It will give you chills.Sat in box E, which is as close to the stage as you can get (other than box A), but does have a slightly obstructed view. (You have to lean over the rail to see the King in one scene). Very comfortable. Obviously there will be lines going in and out of the theater so leave extra time.
Maureen Magyar-Tomei
1632757131
I'm so happy that New York Theaters are open again and feel incredibly luck that I was able to see Hamilton. After all the hype surrounding the show I was afraid I'd be disappointed but the performance was unbelievably good. The theater is beautiful. Like many older theaters the seats are on the smaller side but comfortable and you can easily see the stage over the heads of people in front of you. The sound was amazing.
Daniel Kirkpatrick
1632361100
Hamilton!! Getting ready for the 2pm today's show. Nice ceiling art. Worth the 45 minute wait in the cancelation line and got terrific seats.
Daniel Kirkpatrick
1632010561
Hamilton!! Getting ready for the 2pm today. show. Nice ceiling art. Worth the 45 minute waited in the cancelation line and got terrific seats.
Andy McNeill
1629811280
You must see this show! Hamilton was amazing. The story is inspiring, the set really well done and we even got to meet some of the actors afterwards. I can’t wait to take our kids
BlueThunderisaFurryUwU
1623976064
Saw my absolute favorite musical "Hamilton" on Nov 9, 2019pretty small theater for such a popular Musical lol
Avery Kurzontkowski
1622252798
Blessed beyond everything to have been able to see Hamilton here. So incredibly grateful forever to have seen such an absolutely amazing show in such an absolutely amazing venue.
Daniel Adams
1615359698
The Richard Rodgers Theater is probably the most famous venue on Broadway today (or, well, before the pandemic). It is a large one, with capacity of 1,319, and is named after Richard Rodgers. He was an American composer, known largely for his work in musical theater and his most famous productions are Oklahoma!, Carousel!, The King and I, and A Grand Night for Singing.Many great productions have been staged in the Richard Rodgers. Hits like If/Then, The Rascals: Once Upon a Dream, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess are great shows on their own, but are head and showders below Hamilton.Hamilton premiered in the Richard Rodgers on August 6, 2015. It doesn‘t need much of an introduction. The show tells the story of Founding Father, Revolution hero, and Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton. It follows his life from his humble beginnings, through the war with the British and his times as one of the leading figures of the early days of the United States, up until his final moments, in his duel with friend turned adversary turned enemy Aaron Burr, who is the narrator of the show. Rumors on Broadway has it that Hamilton is the first show to return on stage after the pandemics.Hamilton‘s creator – Lin-Manuel Miranda has had a long love story with the Richard Rodgers. His Broadway debut - In The Heights, was also staged there. And we‘re expecting In the Heights‘ movie debut!
Catherine Bohan
1608548363
The Rodger’s Theatre is a great venue to watch a Broadway show. It is currently hosting Hamilton and draws very large crowds. The theatre is named after the composer Richard Rodgers and has about 1,300 seats. It is a comfortable theatre for Broadway.
Tilly Durling
1602808562
Was amazing. The seats there was nice and the prices was very good. I would definatly come here again, and Hamilton was fantastic. Best musical I have ever seen.
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Show Details
The show takes place at Richard Rodgers Theatre: 226 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036, USA.
Average start time: Monday-Friday – 7:00 or 8:00 PM, Saturday-Sunday – 2:00 or 8:00 PM.
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Richard Rogers Theatre Info & Seating Chart
The Richard Rodgers Theatre can accommodate up to 1324 people, with 796 seats in the Orchestra section, 276 seats in the Front Mezzanine section, and 252 seats in the Rear Mezzanine section.
Tips:
- Visitors should note that accessible seating in the front of the Orchestra is available, and during winter, cloakroom services are offered, but no bags or luggage can be stored.
- Bag checks are conducted at the theater, so it is recommended to allow sufficient time to reach your seat.
- It is worth noting that drinks and refreshments at the theater can be costly, so plan accordingly.
Best value/price seats
If you are looking for affordable seats, the Rear Mezzanine is your best bet, although seats in this section are steeper and may feel more distant. Despite this, row A still provides a clear view, making it a great value option. Rows D-G in the Front Mezzanine are also reasonably priced and offer desirable elevated sightlines.
Premium seats
For a premium experience, the front few rows of the Center Orchestra offer an incredible view and are the most expensive seats in the theater. These seats provide clear, intense, and unforgettable sightlines, and they tend to sell out quickly. Premium seats in the Front Mezzanine are also highly coveted, as they provide an overhead view that is perfectly suited to lively musical performances.
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Cast
| Alexander Hamilton | Miguel Cervantes |
| Aaron Burr | Jin Ha |
| King George II | Euan Morton |
| John Laurens/Phillip Hamilton | Daniel Yearwood |
| Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson | Kyle Scatliffe |
| Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds | Aubin Wise |
| George Washington | Tamar Greene |
| Eliza Hamilton | Krystal Joy Brown |
| Angelica Schuyler | Mandy Gonzalez |
| Hercules Mulligan/James Madison | Fergie L. Philippe |
Frequently Asked Questions About Hamilton in NYC
How much are Hamilton New York tickets?
The prices vary, you can choose the most suitable ticket price basing on the amount of money you have. Currently, tickets for Hamilton in New York start from $139 (face value). It can be much higher on the secondary market due to high demand.
When do Hamilton play tickets go on sale at Rogers Theatre?
Tickets goes on sale on Sep 14, 2021.
How to get Hamilton musical tickets on Broadway?
- Book your seat on the one of the ticket resellers website.
- Keep hold of your proof of purchase e-mail.
- On the day of the show, you’ll need to bring to the theatre the e-mail receipt, official-issued photo ID, and the original credit or debit card.
- The box office will swipe your card and issue a seat location slip.
- Enter the auditorium and be steered to your seat.
- Enjoy the show!
How long is Hamilton musical?
The show lasts for 2 hours 45 minutes, including a 15-minute interval between the first and second parts.
How to get the best seats at Rodgers Theatre?
Weekend musical shows are more popular than weekday performances. If you’re flexible in your schedule, you’ll have a better chance of getting seats on weekdays. You need to be quick. Keep an eye on our website and the official Hamilton Twitter for updates as seats go on sale.