Anyone think Lin-Manuel will perform in Hamilton in LA?

[Adair Haywind]

Posted: 8/4/17 at 5:38pm

I really hope so! I have tickets for next Saturday. 

[Call_me_jorge]

Posted: 8/4/17 at 5:41pm

No. I'd venture he's more likely to perform in Hamilton Chicago than Hamilton in LA.

[LesWickedly]

Posted: 8/4/17 at 5:47pm

If he was performing next weekend, we'd know by now. He's probably done with the role for now and I wouldn't expect him to did it for another few years. You'll get to see the amazing Michael Luwoye.

[Audrey33]

Posted: 8/4/17 at 5:48pm

The only production he has stated he wants to star in in the near future is the London one.

[Call_me_jorge]

Posted: 8/4/17 at 7:39pm

^and for a special performance in Chicago http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/theater/hamilton/ct-oscar-lopez-rivera-commutation-lin-manuel-miranda-20170117-story.html

[broadwaysfguy]

Posted: 8/4/17 at 9:40pm

michael lowouye was lin's hand picked choice for the national tour

having now seen him perform as hamilton 11 times

i can say with confidence he will 

"bring the thunder"

if i were miranda i would be focusing on the brass ring of a creative hip hop infused five season tv series with a lifetime of royalties that would share his genius with the masses

 

[schubox]

Posted: 8/4/17 at 10:31pm

broadwaysfguy said: "michael lowouye was lin's hand picked choice for the national tour

having now seen him perform as hamilton 11 times

i can say with confidence he will 

"bring the thunder"

if i were miranda i would be focusing on the brass ring of a creative hip hop infused five season tv series with a lifetime of royalties that would share his genius with the masses

 

 

"

I don't think Lin is hurting for money 

[jimmycurry01]

Posted: 8/4/17 at 10:51pm

schubox said: "broadwaysfguy said: "michael lowouye was lin's hand picked choice for the national tour

having now seen him perform as hamilton 11 times

i can say with confidence he will 

"bring the thunder"

if i were miranda i would be focusing on the brass ring of a creative hip hop infused five season tv series with a lifetime of royalties that would share his genius with the masses

 

 

"

I don't think Lin is hurting for money 

 

"

Now, no; but 35 years from now may be a very different story. He may as well get in on as many royalty producing projects as he can find.

[schubox]

Posted: 8/4/17 at 11:22pm

jimmycurry01 said: "schubox said: "broadwaysfguy said: "michael lowouye was lin's hand picked choice for the national tour

having now seen him perform as hamilton 11 times

i can say with confidence he will 

"bring the thunder"

if i were miranda i would be focusing on the brass ring of a creative hip hop infused five season tv series with a lifetime of royalties that would share his genius with the masses

 

 

"

I don't think Lin is hurting for money 

 

"

Now, no; but 35 years from now may be a very different story. He may as well get in on as many royalty producing projects as he can find.

 


He was bringing in over $6 million a year just from Hamilton, and that was before all the touring companies started. Dude is set for life 

Updated On: 8/4/17 at 11:22 PM

[Margo319]

Posted: 8/5/17 at 12:39am

Nah,  He wants to chill in Wahi for a bit, enjoy his life.  Hamilton makes 3 million dollars weekly.  He gets 4% of that.  Every damn week.  He doesn't need to worry about money or doing an exhaustive role ever again.  

Updated On: 8/5/17 at 12:39 AM

[jmuep]

Posted: 8/5/17 at 5:31pm

broadwaysfguy said: 

if i were miranda i would be focusing on the brass ring of a creative hip hop infused five season tv series with a lifetime of royalties that would share his genius with the masses

 That offer was made and he declined.  

 

[BwayGeek2]

Posted: 8/8/17 at 3:21pm

I wonder too if it would be beneficial to build up a reason to perform, like tie it in with some charity event or something. 

[MyLife]

Posted: 8/8/17 at 3:44pm

Margo319 said: "Nah,  He wants to chill in Wahi for a bit, enjoy his life.  Hamilton makes 3 million dollars weekly.  He gets 4% of that.  Every damn week.  He doesn't need to worry about money or doing an exhaustive role ever again. "

 

And that's just from the Broadway production, not to mention  what he makes from all other companies, the OBC album, the Mixtape, merchandising, and his non-Hamilton related sources of income.

 

I had the pleasure of seeing Michael Luwoye in New York. He is mesmerizing.