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Daveed Diggs never expected to be on Broadway, but it's been an unexpectedly emotional experience.

Good news - Hamilton's digital lottery is officially back for the winter, meaning that fans can enter online daily for a chance to see one of Broadway's biggest hits. Better news - this means that digital #Ham4Ham is back, featuring surprise performances from the cast. After the company's appearance last week week on Capitol Hill, today's #Ham4Ham features Lin-Manuel Miranda and his fellow stars from HAMILTON doing a WEST WING-style 'walk and talk' scene at the White House. Check out the video below!

Hulu has shared an interview with HAMILTON creator and star Lin-Manuel Miranda which aired on CHARLIE ROSE.

It's time to take your shot! According to a casting notice, Broadway's HAMILTON is holding open auditions for "singers who rap" on Tuesday, May 3, 2016 at Chelsea Studios in New York City.

Today, ET has shared an exclusive interview with HAMILTON bartenders Sara Laursen and Madeline DeJohn, who gushed over Schumer's generosity.

The ensemble member's portrayal of James Reynolds is the latest subject in HAMILTON's series of vintage portraits taken by photographer Josh Lehrer.

After the company's appearance earlier this week on Capitol Hill, today's #Ham4Ham features the Marine Band, otherwise known as the President's Band, playing 'What'd I Miss,' with a little help from Jefferson, Burr, and Madison themselves. Watch the video below!

San Francisco native Quinn Muller shared a video of himself performing the lively number 'Right Hand Man,' from the hit Broadway show HAMILTON. @Lin_Manuel 

As UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, Watson promotes HeForShe's mission to galvanize men and boys as advocates for gender equality.

His column for the Spanish-language El Nuevo Dia calls for legislation to address the U.S. territory's declining economy.

In light of the upcoming Encores! revival of Sherman Edwards and Peter Stone's Tony-winning musical 1776, New York City Center brought together original 1776 star William Daniels and Broadway's current most popular Founding Father, HAMILTON's Lin-Manuel Miranda, to talk about the over-arching themes and inspirations in both shows.

For the first time since Hamilton opened on Broadway last summer, the Richard Rodgers Theatre is saying 'no' to the swarms of hopeful theatergoers in its standby ticket line.

Good news - Hamilton's digital lottery is officially back for the winter, meaning that fans can enter online daily for a chance to see one of Broadway's biggest hits. Better news - this means that digital #Ham4Ham is back, featuring surprise performances from the cast. After the company's appearance earlier this week on Capitol Hill, today's #Ham4Ham features the Schuyler Sisters and the women of HAMILTON singing in the Vermeil Room, which celebrates the women of the White House. Watch the video below!

Launching today, Ham App is an iPhone app that does one thing and does it well: help you enter the lottery to see Hamilton every day. The hit musical is sold out for the rest of the year, so the best chance that most fans have is to enter the daily lottery. However, until Ham App, that process was annoying and required remembering to enter every day.

Secretary of Treasury Jacob Lew says HAMILTON fans will be 'very happy.'

On Monday, April 25, 2016, faculty member and alumnus Alan Gilbert (Juilliard Pre-College '85, MM '94) conducts the Juilliard Orchestra in an evening weaving together the words of William Shakespeare with the music of Felix Mendelssohn in A Midsummer Night's Dream featuring actors Phillipa Soo (Hamilton on Broadway) and Bradley Whitford (The West Wing and Amazon's Transparent). Joining them will be current students and distinguished alumni.

Lin-Manuel Miranda, the star and creator of the runaway hit musical HAMILTON sat down with TODAY's Jenna Bush to show off his rapping skills and discuss his own history, his family, and his political passions.

The Broadway star and author capped off his trip to Washington D.C. with a speech urging congress to help the island's economic growth.

MirandaMania has hit D.C. hard and a reporter asks the musical theatre scribe for his opinion on how Aaron Burr would feel about Donald Trump.

The cast of Broadway's HAMILTON visited the White House yesterday to host a student workshop, Q&A, and present a performance of musical selections from the smash hit show.