I was there tonight too and Spamilton is easily the show of the summer to see! I loved it. There was some holy sh!t snacks level busting of the gut for me and I pray this receives a cast recording. Don't read anything else about it. Just buy your ticket and go!!
For those who want to read a few spoilery highlight moments, well you've been warned...
One of my favorite running gags was the beggar woman constantly running into Lin on the street, but instead of asking for alms, alms for a miserable woman, she needed tickets, tickets for Hamilton. Lin would respond, Don't I know you?, pull off the veil and it would be a diva desperate to get in; Patti, Bernadette and especially Audra were the best. To Audra he exclaimed, Audra McDonald? You're washed up! A has-been! You haven't won a Tony in months! Tickets, tickets, for a woman expecting. Then Brian Stokes Mitchell came out to comfort her and they imagined themselves playing the Roosevelts to a Wheels of a Dream parody.
Barbra came out (notice my revolutionary garb!) to announce the best musical of the century. The nominees are: Hamilton, Hamilton, Yentl and Hamilton. But first, before I read the winner, I have one thing to say to Lin: I want to be in the film when it happens, the film when it happens, the film when it happens. And it went from there!
Soo came out to make us cry with the epilogue and sing about the orphanage she built...for little orphan Annie! Annie (in drag) sang NYC to Lin Man-uel with Lin showing up to belt out the star of tomorrow part.
Carol Channing even popped up to know that rapping is a girl's best friend and Lin turned to Sondheim (his Yoda, over scotch and soda) to get some advice on how to write the perfect lyrics, which launched our hero into an epic Sondheim mega mix.
Dan Rosales who played Lin was effing fantastic. There were times when it really felt like it was Lin up there. Everyone is a delight though. Apparently it has been selling very well, so don't slack off and buy your ticket soon.
Marie: Don't be in such a hurry about that pretty little chippy in Frisco.
Tony: Eh, she's a no chip!