Hamilton is a popular piece of Broadway theater, which was adapted for the screen not so long ago. It has transcended the limitations of the theatrical art form. However, it has not always been smooth sailing for Hamilton. When the musical performance came to Los Angeles, it was not a hot-ticket event. More recently, the Hollywood Pantages Theatre hosted Hamilton, but the performance had to be stopped prematurely due to the epidemic. Nevertheless, Hamilton has come back to the City of Los Angeles.
As you would expect in this pandemic period, there are some special requirements for people to attend the event. If you wish to attend it, then carry a document proving that you are vaccinated and wear a face mask. For an audience seeking substance, this version of Hamilton has themes on political struggle, class and race. For viewers who seek entertainment, it has a great score with jazz, hip-hop, sing-alongs and R&B elements.
For the uninitiated, Hamilton is a tale of Alexander Hamilton, one of the founding fathers of the United States of America. Lin–Manuel Miranda wrote it on the basis of Ron Chernow’s Alexander Hamilton biography. The cast for the Los Angeles performance is also top-notch, so consider attending the show if possible.
