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I saw Hamilton at the Fabulous Fox in Atlanta. When the show began,
there was thunderous applause from the audience... before they saw
the show. That speaks to the hype and the bandwagon fans. The
main complaint is that I concentrated very hard to hear what was
being sung and still could only understand about half so I barely
followed. I truly don’t understand why people cried. Did you not pay
attention in history class? Spoiler alert, Burr shot Hamilton in a dual. I
am a crier but didn’t feel touched at all. On the positive side, there was
a lot of talent on the stage, actors, dancers, singing. The production
was quite grand, but after re-listening to the music, talking to people,
reading about the inception of the show, etc., I still don’t understand
why the actors were multi-racial. Couldn’t Hamilton’s abolishionism
have been better served had he been white?And Jefferson... he had an
affair with a slave and produced a child, a cleaner story had he been
white.
Disappointed from St. Louis, Missouri
HAMILTON - APRIL 21, 2018
For the money I paid, I was severely underwhelmed. I took my daughter, who is a big
fan of the original cast and the songs. However, this cast, was really not that good.
Hamilton, was okay. Handsome, but just okay. Eliza was good in the first act, but was
much better in the second act. Angelica was amazing in both acts. My biggest
complaint would be Washington. He was so hard to understand. I had no idea what
he was singing. A very handsome man who looked the part, just couldn't understand
him. Lafayette/Jefferson was very funny, and not as hard to understand, but still was
challenging to understand every word he was singing. Also the actor who played
Madison, he too was hard to understand. I felt for all the money I paid, the cast
would be top notch. The best performance was King George. He was spot on and
truly a talented actor.
I wish I could get my money back. I feel very cheated from what I saw. I never have
spent so much money to be this disappointed.
Annie from St. Louis, Missouri
NOT SO GOOD
While the show was unique and dancing exceptional, the audio was not. I
was sitting in orchestra section and could not understand the dialogue being
sung.
It was loud enough, but spoken so rapidly, it was like listening to another
language. I actually dozed off a few times during the show from boredom.
Certainly not your typical musical, but not for audiences over 35 unless you
are really into rap music and can understand the almost incoherent verbiage.
A friend of mine purchased the audio tape in January and was glad. She was
at the same showing and had a much better understanding of the dialogue,
thought she too could not make out some of the words being sung. Guess
the new age of music requires a study before viewing. .
Amy from Columbus, Ohio
MORE THAN I EXPECTED & LESS THAN I EXPECTED
I was extremely disappointed by the choice Eliza's character made to shave half of her head before the show. It looked terrible and I thought her performance was only so-so. Her ending gasp sounded ridiculous rather than moving. The king over-reached and seemed more about himself rather than the performance. The dancers, however, were absolutely remarkable in bringing to life the emotional charge that was somewhat lacking with the performers. I did greatly enjoy the characters of Hamilton, Washington, and Jefferson.
AJ from Tampa, Florida
TOTALLY OK
Went to see Hamilton in Tampa, unfortunately we got the stand by performer for Alexander Hamilton. The show is good and historically interesting. We have seen many shows and we are struggling to get this show in our top 10. Sorry this does not hold a candle to Les Mis
Jude from Cincinnati, Ohio
HAMILTON IN CINCINNATI
SURPRISINGLY HORRIBLE VOCAL ABILITIES OF SOME CAST MEMBERS.
I have seen many great performances here. This was not one of them.
This was by far the biggest disappointment of any. While the story is awesome, the music and orchestra great, the costumes wonderful, and the choreography beautiful, some of the vocal abilities of major characters shocked me - in a really bad way. Eliza’s vocal abilities were so bad that it ruined the entire show for me.
I saw Hamilton in Chicago, and this Cincinnati performance was ruined by 2 of the main characters, specifically Eliza and George Washington. So sad for the rest of the cast who are very talented and no doubt work hard - unfortunately Eliza and Geo W made the entire show a failure. I have never heard a worse voice in a performance than the Cincinnati Eliza. How in the world did these 2 performers get their roles? Hamilton on tour must be desperate. Sorry, but true. I feel very cheated, knowing how great this should have been.
C. Marie from New Orleans, Louisiana
DISAPPOINTED IN VOCALISTS: 3 AND HALF STARS
I went to the Thursday night showing. I get it: the lyrics are fast and tongue twisting and some actors rap with a french accents. However, I wasn't impressed. The cast needed to enunciate their words more. I was shocked the caliber of vocalists weren't as high as the cost of the tickets (I was 14 rows back from the stage). Also, the music often drowned out the voices of Hamilton and Burr (this should be fixed BEFORE the show). In this regard, I felt cheated; I couldn't enjoy the show anymore because I was stressed about IF the cast members would be intelligible in the next scene and IF I'd be able to hear them. I know the lyrics by heart but my family does not, and it was heartbreaking when one turned to me, threw up his hands in frustration and said "I have no clue what they're saying". Solid acting. Beautiful dancing. The Eliza and Angelica actresses NAILED their parts. But the lyrics in particular are what make the show unique and we couldn't hear half of them. I'm devastated.
This is what our reviewer, Nicola Quinn, had to say when she saw Hamilton on Broadway in 2015: Lin-Manuel Miranda was inspired by his love for 90's rap and hip hop, and Broadway - it's in this mash-up that we experience music which moves by lyrics, beats
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