Description
There is no doubt that Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Pulitzer multi-award winning production of Hamilton has made musical history. With its compelling story-line and sensational musical score, which intertwines hip-hop, soul, rap and classical musical numbers, Hamilton has changed the rules in musical theatre and captivated audiences around the globe.
Based on the best-selling biography of Alexander Hamilton, an American founding father who moves to New York for a better life, Hamilton tells American history in a way never seen before. Premiering at The Public Theatre in New York in 2015, Hamilton has since become a global cultural phenomenon and enjoyed astounding box-office success. Are you going to join the theatrical frenzy that is Hamilton?Running time: 2 hours 45 minutes
Recommended age: 10+ ( Under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult)
Plot
After losing his father at a young age and his mother later on, as well as her estate, West Indian immigrant Hamilton finds himself orphaned and penniless. Moving to New York in the summer of 1776, Hamilton is in search of a better life.
With incredible ambition instilled within him, Hamilton transforms himself from an immigrant born out of wedlock to George Washington’s right-hand man - his astonishing journey has in many ways reframed the American dream!Hamilton London Tickets
Hamilton ticket prices vary depending on the date. In November, tickets are priced at £20, £37.50, £57.50, £75.00 and £100.00 until 30 November 2019. However, ticket prices change from 2 December 2019 and are priced at £23.00, £43.25, £66.25, £86.25, £115.00.
You can also purchase premium and hospitality tickets which are subject to availability.Cheap Tickets and Discounts
Lottery
You can enter the lottery for £10 Hamilton tickets- more information about this can be found on the website. Patrons can apply for up to £10 lottery tickets.
Group tickets
There are now full price group booking available for performances up until 28th March 2020.
Groups (10+)
Ticket Prices: £37.50, £57.50, £75.00, £100
Premium Tickets: £125, £150, £200, £250
The Victoria Palace Theatre
Having hosted award-winning musicals such as Billy Elliot and the longest-running production in Buddy- The Buddy Holly Story, The Victoria Palace Theatre is one of the major theatres in the West End. In time for the first showing of Hamilton in 2017, the theatre was refurbished so that it could host the multi-award winning musical.
Getting there
You can either travel by train, underground, bus or car to get to the Victoria Palace Theatre. The full address is:
Victoria Palace Theatre
Victoria St
Westminster
London
SW1E 5LA
Train: the closest train station to the theatre is Victoria which is only 100m from the theatre. Victoria serves national rail services.
Tube: the nearest tube to the theatre is also Victoria (District, Circle, Victoria) which is also only 100m away.
Bus: the theatre is close to Victoria bus station which serves the following bus lines: 2, 8, 11, 16, 24, 36, 38, 52, 73, 82, 148, 185, 211, 239, 436, 507, 705, C1, C10, 73, 511
Car: You can enjoy 50% off parking with Q Park - Pimlico which is outside of the London congestion zone.
Access
The main entrance to the theatre, which is situated on Victoria Street, has one 3cm step up through double swing doors from street to foyer. There is a drop-off point available on Victoria Street. If you wish to take the other entrance on Allington Street, there is a step-free entrance which provides direct access to the rear of the Stalls.
Customer Service
Staff are there to help with any assistance or transfers throughout the performances. However, the theatres asks that you bring a companion of you require a transfer. Staff can store a maximum of four wheelchairs per performance.
Staff provide seat service throughout the performance to patrons or those who cannot access the bars. The theatre staff carry around RADAR keys so that customers can access the adapted facilities easily. They are also happy to help with navigating the theatre or using the alternative entrance. Please let the theatre know if you require special assistance:
Please call: 0344 482 5137 or email: access@delfontmackintosh.co.uk
Accessibility within the theatre
The designated accessible seats in the theatre are Stalls M36, Stalls P36. The Stalls is the recommended section of the theatre for those with limited mobility; it can be accessed using 4 steps from the main foyer and step-free from Allington Street.
If you wish to sit in the Royal Circle, this is up 28 steps form the foyer. You can find extra legroom in Row L.
We recommend that those with limited mobility do not sit in the Grand Circle as this is 75 steps up for the theatre foyer and is a steep section.
Hamilton Dates and Showtimes
Hamilton is coming to the West End from 30th November 2019 to April 2020 at the Victoria Palace Theatre.
Showtimes
Performance times start at 19:30 from Monday to Saturday with an additional show on Thursdays and Saturday at 14:30.
Useful Information
Running time: 2 hours 45 minutes
Recommended age: 10+ ( Under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult)
Hamilton London 2020
Originally making its debut on Broadway, Hamilton comes to the West End for a few months.
London Hamilton cast:
Jamael Westman (From 19 Nov: Karl Queensborough),Aaron Burr - Sifiso Mazibuko (From 19 Nov: Simon-Anthony Rhoden),Angelica Schuyler - Allyson Ava-BrownKing George - Gavin Spokes, Eliza Hamilton - Rachelle Ann Go (From 19 Nov: Sharon Rose), Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson - Jason Pennycooke, John Laurens/Philip Hamilton - Cleve September (From 19 Nov: Carl Spencer), George Washington - Dom Hartley-Harris (From 19 Nov: Trevor Dion Nicholas), Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds - Courtney-Mae Briggs (From 19 Nov: Emilie Louise Israel), Hercules Mulligan/James Madison - Tarinn Callender (From 19 Nov: Emile Ruddock)At certain performances, the role of Alexander Hamilton will be played by Karl Queensborough.
Ensemble - Jade Albertsen, Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, Curtis Angus, Johnny Bishop, Jack Butterworth, Kelly Downing, Leslie Garcia Bowman, Lia Given, Gregory Haney, Leah Hill, Barney Hudson, Waylon Jacobs, Aaron Lee Lambert, Phoebe Liberty, Sam Oladeinde, Sharon Rose, Alexzandra Sarmiento, Lindsey TierneyFAQ
What songs are in Hamilton the Musical?
The most famous songs on Hamilton the Musical soundtrack are “Alexander Hamilton” “Aaron Burr, Sir”, “My Shot”, “The Story of Tonight” “The Schuyler Sisters” “Farmer Refuted” “You’ll Be Back” “Right Hand Man” “A Winter’s Ball” “Helpless” “Satisfied” “The Story of Tonight”
What is Hamilton the Musical about?
Hamilton the Musical follows the tumultuous and interesting life of Alexander Hamilton; a West Indian immigrant who moves to New York as a penniless orphan. Despite having a difficult childhood, Alexander Hamilton becomes George Washington’s right-hand man. Alexander Hamilton was a real man and the musical is based on his life.
Who are the main characters in Hamilton the Musical?
The main characters in Hamilton the Musical are Alexander Hamilton (the musical is based on his life), Aaron Burr, George Washington, Eliza Schuyler, Angelica Schuyler, Peggy Schuyler, John Laurens, Marquis de Lafayette, Hercules Mulligan, Thomas Jefferson, King George III.
Who is in Hamilton the Musical London cast?
Karl Queensborough and Nuno Queimado at certain performances (Alexander Hamilton), Angelica Schuyler ( Allyson Ava-Brown), Marquis de Lafayette (Jason Pennycooke), Eliza Hamilton ( Sharon Rose), Aaron Burr (Simon-Anthony Roden), George Washington (Trevor Dion Nicholas), Hercules Mulligan/James Madison ( Emile Ruddock), john Laurens/Philip Hamilton ( Carl Spencer), The cast is completed by Jade Albertsen, Curtis Angus, Robson Broad, Ashley Daniels, Lisa Darnell, Kelly Downing, Lydia Fraser, Dujonna Gift-Simms, Manaia Glassey-Ohlson, Joe Griffiths-Brown, Gregory Haney, Peter Houston, Barney Hudson, DeAngelo Jones, Jake Halsey-Jones, Phoebe Liberty Jones, Travis Kerry, Natasha Leaver, Aaron Lee Lambert, Sinead Long, Louis Mackrodt, Jay Perry, Alexzandra Sarmiento and Lindsey Tierney.
How long is Hamilton the Musical?
Hamilton the Musical has a running time of 2 hours 45 minutes
Who wrote Hamilton the Musical?
Lin- Manuel Mirranda wrote Hamilton the music, lyrics and a book,
Where is Hamilton the Musical playing in London?
Hamilton the Musical is currently running at the Victoria Palace in London
What book is Hamilton the Musical based on?
Hamilton the Musical is based on historian Ron Chernow’s 2004 biography Alexander Hamilton.
When did Hamilton the Musical first premiere?
Hamilton the Musical first premiered at the Public Theater Off-Broadway on the 17th February 2015.
Photos of Hamilton (UK)
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