Immerse yourself in American history with the musical Hamilton. Relive the key moments in the birth of the United States by following the adventures of Alexander Hamilton, one of the nation’s founding fathers.

See the musical Hamilton
History of Hamilton
Discover Hamilton, the musical that is revolutionising the New York scene. It tells the story of the United States in an original and dynamic way. Launched in February 2015 as an Off-Broadway production, this show quickly won the hearts of audiences. It is now one of Broadway’s must-see references. Its author, Lin-Manuel Miranda, is also the author of the book that accompanies the original work. His work has won him 11 Tony Awards.
Hamilton is considered to be the most striking and innovative musical of recent decades. It owes its success to its audacious casting. It features African-American and Latino actors playing white historical figures. The costumes worn on stage are period ones, but the plot unfolds mainly through its eclectic songs, rap and R&B rhythms and epic verbal jousting. It’s not for nothing that the show has conquered stages on Broadway and around the world.
Overview of the show
Performed at the Richard Rogers Theater, Hamilton on Broadway offers a captivating portrayal of the life of Alexander Hamilton. At the heart of this musical, you will discover the fascinating story of this man who marked the birth of the United States.
Highlights
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of the musical Hamilton, which tells the fascinating story of Hamilton.
Get into the spirit of this biographical work that retraces Hamilton’s eventful life. Witness his beginnings as a Caribbean immigrant ready to fight for American independence from the British.

What are the best seats to enjoy the show to the full?
Most seats offer an excellent view. Even those at the back, in the Rear Mezzanine section, where you can fully appreciate the stage.
However, there are a few places to avoid if you want to make the most of the show. In particular, between the Front Mezzanine and the Orchestra, the blocks of seats on the sides, from A to H. Block C has a single row equipped with removable seats. To get a good view, you’ll have to lean forward slightly because the stage lights partially obstruct the view.
Choose the seats in the Front Mezzanine. This elevated location offers a striking panoramic view of the stage. Although the Orchestra also offers some excellent seats, avoid being too far off-centre, as this could reduce your field of vision and deprive you of some of the best highlights of the performance.
Views from different seats
View from the first row of the rear mezzanine
View from row E of the right front mezzanine
View from the central orchestra in row L
Photo credits: aviewfrommyseat
How do I book tickets to see the musical?
Booking tickets online saves time and money. It’s also a guarantee of your seats in the theatre.
Our opinion of the musical
Hamilton is undoubtedly one of Broadway’s most iconic musicals. Offering a unique and captivating perspective on the history of the United States, the show captivates audiences with its haunting melodies and breathtaking stage designs.
The bold fusion of modern rap rhythms, period costumes and historical storytelling gives this work an exceptional character.
For those with only a superficial knowledge of American history, seeing Hamilton is an excellent way to learn more about their past. However, it is advisable to have some command of English to fully grasp the subtleties of the text. If you are already familiar with the history of American independence, you can easily follow the plot and enjoy the moment.
Information about the show
Opening hours
- Tuesday to Friday: 7.00 pm
- Saturday and Sunday: 1pm – 7pm
Duration
The musical lasts about 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Doors open 30 minutes before the show.
Please note: late arrivals will be admitted to the auditorium at the first suitable break in the performance.
Minimum age
From the age of 10.
Prices
Prices vary according to location. Tickets are available from :
- $127 in the rear Mezzanine area
- $187 in the front Mezzanine area
- $211 in the Central Orchestra zone
Accessibility
The show is accessible with equipment adapted for people with disabilities:
- Wheelchair access
- Assisted listening
- Captioning (CC)
- Audio description (AD)
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