Hamilton to do 4 weeks in August in SF

Well, I just got an email from the new Managing Director of BroadwaySF (since ATG's purchase of the theaters from Nederlander)..

They're dusting off the set which has been sitting in the Orpheum Theatre all these months and will do four weeks beginning August 10, before packing up and moving to LA for the extended run there.
 

If you're a BroadwaySF subscriber, check your email. Tickets are on sale now. I just snagged 4 seats front row "loge" dead center, and "only" $185 on a Tuesday night.

So did Hamilton play any performances Los Angeles for the second time before Covid struck?

If I remember the Puerto Rican became the 3rd US company, it then went on to play San Francisco? Was this company going on to play Los Angeles after San Francisco? Or was there going to be a brief sit down in both cities at the same time?

There is 3 companies on the US tour, when it recommences. So will the Los Angeles production be a stand alone production? What happened to the cancelled Toronto production? is this going ahead, given it is playing other lesser Canadian cities later on.

The tours are playing some obscure cities, given the tours hasn't played major cities such as Miami, Detroit or Minneapolis these got cancelled because of the pandemic, so i assume the mentioned obscure cities, the production team signed pre-covid contracts and have to honor these?

Normally a big tour will sit down in a big city for the whole holidays, such as Chicago, Boston or Washington. Hamilton isn't doing this, they may have to honor existing contracts with promoters?

With the set still in the Orpheum Theatre makes sense to do a month there, as there is still demand to see Hamilton, it then looks like the 3rd National Tour is then going to Sacramento and San Jose both close to San Francisco, so anyone in the San Fran area need another Hamilton fix can.

So it is possible to have the 

Broadway production at the Richard Rogers

3x National Tours.

Los Angeles sit down.

Toronto sit down.

Once Toronto/Los Angeles is done cannot think of another American city, where it could sit down for a extended time?

Timon3 said: "Once Toronto/Los Angeles is done cannot think of another American city, where it could sit down for aextended time?"

Is DC too close to NY for a sit-down?

The tour have just announced they playing Philadelphia for 6 weeks, that is close to Washington.

I am surprised the tour hasn’t played Miami, it was announced, but cancelled due to Covid. It did play West Palm Beach. Miami is one of America’s biggest cities, but seems strange why Hamilton hasn’t been there and it hasn’t got a big theatre scene?