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Don’t Miss Out: Hamilton Takes the Stage at Theatre Royal Plymouth Next Week!

Meet the Stars Leading the Revolution in Plymouth

Exciting news is stirring in the world of theatre as the much-anticipated production of Hamilton lands at the Theatre Royal Plymouth! This iconic musical, praised for its brilliant blend of hip-hop, jazz, and R&B, promises to dazzle audiences from start to finish. Just around the corner is the opening night featuring a stellar cast led by the talented 2024 Black British Theatre Award winner, Marley Fenton, who steps into the pivotal role of Alexander Hamilton. Fenton, recently acclaimed for his performances as the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz and Danny Zuko in Grease, is expected to deliver a performance that resonates.

His remarkable journey continues with a team of equally impressive co-stars:

Billy Nevers returns to the stage as the complex Aaron Burr, a character he’s no stranger to, having performed as Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson in the UK tour. His repertoire includes roles in & Juliet and Groundhog Day.
Casey Al-Shaqsy takes on the role of Eliza Hamilton, bringing her West End experience from productions like Prince of Egypt and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to this iconic character.
– From the first-ever translated German production of Hamilton, Chasity Crisp makes her return to portray the formidable Angelica Schuyler.
Ashley J. Daniels once again plays the dual roles of Marquis de Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson, roles he previously brought to life in the London production.
Shak Mancel James makes a mark as John Laurens/Philip Hamilton; he’s renowned for his West End appearances in The Book of Mormon and We Will Rock You.
Naomi Katiyo shines as Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds, having just made waves in Just for One Day at The Old Vic.
Louis Maskell delivers a captivating performance as King George, drawing from a diverse theatre background that includes The Lord of the Rings and The Grinning Man.

Familiar Faces Continuing Their Journey

Fans will be thrilled to see KM Drew Boateng reprise his role as Hercules Mulligan/James Madison and Akmed Junior Khemalai as George Washington. They’ve been part of the production since November 2023, enriching the ensemble with familiar energy and talent.

Why Hamilton Continues to Revolutionize Theatre

Hamilton is more than just a show; it’s a cultural revolution that has redefined the way we perceive musical theatre. Crafted by the visionary Lin-Manuel Miranda, the production narrates the story of American founding father Alexander Hamilton with a modern twist that blurs the lines between history and contemporary storytelling. The musical draws from Ron Chernow’s acclaimed biography, with direction from Thomas Kail and choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler, ensuring an unforgettable theatrical experience.

The original creative team, renowned for their work on the Tony Award-winning In the Heights, has poured their hearts into this project, making it one of the most impactful productions on stage today.

Don’t Miss Your Shot!

This limited six-week season is an extraordinary chance to witness one of the most celebrated musicals in history, right in the heart of Plymouth. If you’re ready to reserve your seats for this captivating experience, visit the official Theatre Royal Plymouth website and grab your tickets today! Don’t wait—there’s no telling when Hamilton might return!

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