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The show was wonderful. The actors, along with the band, were first rate!! Those queens could sing. The theatre was very intimate, everyone had a good seat. It did get a touch warm toward the end, I would suggest comfortable clothing. Our entire group enjoyed our evening and would recommend the show.

The theatre provided the perfect venue for Six. The music sounded great, the singing was amazing, and it was a visually stunning show.

Hamilton is an absolutely amazing experience. The dancers and singers are incredible—their movements are so precise, and their voices are fantastic. The atmosphere is great; the old theater has that opulent feel that only the 1920s could provide. We were seated in box Albert 1-3; the view from the upper tiers is somewhat limited, but that wasn’t a problem—most of the action takes place down below and was easy to see. The only issue was that the air conditioning was running full blast, and it was definitely too cold and drafty for the three of us in our seats. Bringing a light jacket is highly recommended!

Hamilton has a single stage set but the compelling story, energetic songs and actors take you to places on their life journey every step of the way. A truely moving production that blended musical storytelling and well-timed emotion across the spectrum including laughter and profound sadness. It was a privilege to sit on the 2nd row and see the real sweat and tears from the cast, see photos from seat B24. Highly recommend.

Mason played an amazing Mary! Wonderful cast. Didn't know what to expect when we sat down, but they kept us laughing through the entire show.

The theatre is lovely. You feel like you are so close to the actors. The attendants were very helpful. Katherine Tate was extremely funny, and had a wonderful voice. The play was well written. I am so glad that we got a chance to see the show with this group of actors.

This play and its cast was incredible. I had read the book and seen the movie before, but seeing this story being played out really brought tears to my eyes.

As I mentioned before one leaves the théâtre with tears in ones eyes not only for the great sons but also the Hilário mudicality of som e of the castelo..