“Hamilton” isn’t the first Broadway musical to tell the story of ... Hamilton’s courtship of Eliza, the Constitutional Convention, debates over the national bank and the debt, and even ...

He'll be teaching Hamilton: A Musical Inquiry in the fall ... delves deep into U.S. history–friendly issues like the Constitutional Convention, the Federalist Papers and the bitter Adams ...

Being an intellectual policy wonk and a long-winded, inextinguishable hothead didn’t help matters either: At the Constitutional Convention ... to label Hamilton a rap musical because it features ...

meeting future sister-in-law Angelica (Renee Elise Goldsberry); but he also gets in close so that we can appreciate Hamilton’s smugness at being invited to address the Constitutional Convention ...

when he was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia and in the fight to ratify it. It was part of the marathon presentation Hamilton made in June 1787, just a few weeks after ...

At the time of the Constitutional Convention, Hamilton calls on Burr ... As a hero, the musical’s Hamilton represents the American dream in the form of an immigrant-made-good, born on the ...

"Hamilton" experienced a historic moment ... to the sky with fanboy excitement when he's chosen to attend the Constitutional Convention. Nik Walker, as Aaron Burr, delivers many of the laughs ...

The legendary musical is part ... Despite his personal demons, Hamilton accomplished much through his love of country. He was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention, a major author of The ...

Hamilton was one of the prime architects of the Constitutional Convention, held in secret. There he revealed himself as a closet monarchist: Expressing his admiration for the British system of ...