You’ll soon be able to watch My Shot sit right in front of your eyes, which is great news for all Hamilton supporters in Singapore. The Tony Award-winning musical will make its Singaporean premiere on April 19, 2024, at the Sands Theatre in Marina Bay, and tickets will go on sale on November 14 through Sistic and & nbsp.
The music, which features lyrics and music by Lin-Manuel Miranda, follows the life of American Founding Father Alexander Hamilton as he progresses from being an child to becoming the country’s first-ever Secretary of the Treasury.
On July 13, 2015, Hamilton made its Broadway debut, becoming one of the all-time highest-grossing musical theater performances. Additionally, it has won numerous awards, including the 2016 Grammy Award for Best Musical Theatre Album, the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, seven Olivier Awards, and 11 Tony Awards.
Following Manila and Abu Dhabi, Singapore is the next town on Hamilton’s first-ever international tour. The cast people who are contributing their skills to Singapore’s wedding come from all over the world.
They include Marquis De Lafayette, Thomas Jefferson, American actor Jason Arrow as Alexander Hamilton, New Zealander Akina Edmonds as Angelica Schuyler, British actor Darnell Abraham as George Washington, and Korean-American artist David Park in two jobs.
Jason Arrow, who has been playing the part of Hamilton for a while, recently discussed his feelings for the character in an interview with the UAE publication & nbsp, Khaleej Times.
” I presently strangely feel like it’s a part of me.” Because I can be like that in personal with friends, I believe he has helped me identify a more forceful part of myself politically. However, in social settings, it has made me realize that there is nothing wrong with pursuing your goals, with having big plans for the future, and with dreaming big.
Therefore, I believe that’s what I’ve actually come to adore about the protagonist. At first, I had quite different feelings for Alexander, but now it seems like Venom and Spider-Man are kind of like two different things, even though they are one.
The Hamilton international tour’s producer, Michael Cassel, expressed his excitement to bring Hamilton to Singapore and carry on the show on its global tour in a press release from & nbsp. Trust, justice, and storytelling’s power are all themes that Hamilton touches on. Whether in Australia or the Philippines, it has been thrilling to watch people adore the present, and I’m looking forward to seeing it resonate with Singaporean viewers.
On Monday, October 23, at 10 am, a list will start to be among the first in line for cards.