HAMILTON National Tour — Page 11

DottieD'Luscia said: "Sorry you missed Edred Utomi. He was actually on vacation. I totally understand you being disappointed. That's exactly how I felt when I saw this company in Baltimore in July. Josh Tower (Burr) was out, and the understudy just didn't cut it for me one bit. Jon Victor Corpuz is Laurens/Phillip Hamilton. I thought he was wonderful.

I'm seeing it again in Philadelphia in September. Hoping everyone is in!"



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DottieD'Luscia said: "

Darnell Washington is the new George Washington in the And Peggy tour. He has a beautiful voice. So glad he has the role full time."

If this means that George Hamilton will be playing Alexander Hamilton I might have to see the touring cast again!

I saw the tour last night in Philadelphia and it had been awhile since I'd seen the show, but boy is it still an absolute knock out.

I surprisingly had a full principal company which shocked me a little because I feel like people are constantly out of the show itself in every company.

Edred Utomi was a fantastic Hamilton - lots of swagger and confidence and did a beautiful job with the second act arc and really nailed Hurricane and It's Quiet Uptown.

Josh Tower's Burr was phenomenal - his Wait for It and Room Where It Happens were terrific and he and Edred played so well off each other allowing for that dramatic ending to really land. He did a great job of showing how someone so ideal like Burr can go down the path he went down.

Bryson Bruce is an absolute star and his Thomas Jefferson was incredible slaying and serving up What Did I Miss and all of the juicy fun that Jefferson gets into during the second act. His Lafayette was also wonderful completely nailing Guns and Ships, but he chewed up the scenery and spit it out as Jefferson with absolute ease.

Paul Oakley Stovall was a wonderful Washington - very commanding presence and a smooth silky voice that fit beautifully with One Last Time.

Chaundre Hall-Broomfield (who according to his Instagram is leaving 9/29) was a great Hercules Mulligan and James Madison. I loved his facial expressions and energy, plus he and Bryson make one heck of a dynamic duo of foils to Edred's Hamilton.

Hannah Cruz's voice is gorgeous and she really beautifully carried Eliza from being a shy smitten girl to the woman who will continue on Hamilton's legacy. Her Helpless was adorable and her Burn was a knock out.

I loved Stephanie Umoh in Ragtime and getting to see her slay it as Angelica was a treat. She had all the sass and vocals (she killed Satisifed) but also her acting was lovely really bringing home Angelica's feelings for Hamilton and devotion to her sister.

Olivia Pluckett was a very sweet Peggy and served up all the sexy and vocals for Maria Reynolds and Peter Matthew Smith is a riot as King George.

Not a weak link in the company and it was nice to be able to see the show again so close to home.

In terms of stage door, in case anyone is wondering, its in the alley behind the Forrest and they do set up barricades. Last night - Josh, Hannah, Edred, Bryson, Chaundre, and Stephanie all came out along with a few ensemble members and they were all lovely.

if anyone is interested, tickets for hamilton in toronto went on sale yesterday (for subscribers) the prices were $75, $135, $175, $225, and $350 for premium

The Angelica Tour will be wrapping up their Philadelphia leg in a couple of weeks. Does anyone know if there will be any principal cast changes when it moves to Richmond? There are a few who have been in their present roles for over a year now.

wish i were here2 said: "So, I assumed the And Peggy Tour would be moving from San Fran to LA next year, but with its just announced extension (https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/HAMILTON-Extends-San-Francisco-Run-By-21-Weeks-20191104) does that mean there's going to be a whole new production/tourhappening? Or is it safe to assume the Eliza Production (with possible cast changes)is moving to LA after it closes in Chicago in January?"

I've heard that the Chicago production will be moving.