Hamilton on Stage Videos Page 14 - Broadway

Broadway's hip hop hit Hamilton has worked its way into the zeitgeist like no other musical in the past few decades - and fittingly, Fine Brothers Entertainment (known for their ever-popular 'React' Series on YouTube) have introduced it to a whole new generation: elders. From 'very cool' to 'provocative,' check out what the group had to say about Lin-Manuel Miranda's creation below!

Hamilton star Leslie Odom Jr. stopped by last night's LATE SHOW and recalled what it was like to have Prince in the audience at a very recent performance.

Following the Wednesday evening performance of Hamilton, the cast remained on stage to pay tribute to the late recording artist Prince, who passed away yesterday at the age of 57.

What's better then getting you hands on tickets to Broadway's hottest show? Is landing Hamilton tickets better than some of life's greatest joys? Find out in the hilarious video below!

As BroadwayWorld previously reported, spring has sprung, and that means that live #Ham4Ham shows are back! On Wednesday afternoons, fans can return to the Richard Rodgers Theatre for more Hamilton. Today's live show featured TUCK EVERLASTING star Terrence Mann singing snippets from some of his favorite roles - check out the video below!

Newly-minted Pulitzer Prize winner Lin-Manuel Miranda sat down with RACHAEL RAY this week, where he opened up about working with Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson on Disney's next animated feature MOANA and whether Hamilton could become a television musical. Check out a clip from his appearance below!

Hamilton's Renee Elise Goldsberry goes face to face with PEOPLE for a game of 'Musical Password.' Check it out below!

NBC TODAY's Willie Geist chatted with Rory O'Malley, Hamilton's newest King George. ' It is the most wonderful and terrifying thing I've ever done in my whole life,' says the Tony nominated actor.

Hamilton star Leslie Odom, Jr. took TODAY's Willie Geist around backstage at the Richard Rodgers Theatre. The two discussed Odom Jr.'s 17-year-long Broadway career, what it's like being in Hamilton, and more. Watch the video here!

Hamilton's Renee Elise Goldsberry, along with fellow Schuyler sisters Phillipa Soo and Jasmine Cephas-Jones, performed a curtain call rap informing audience members about the ways they can support Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS at Hamilton...and at the end, they bid a goodbye to their now-former king, Jonathan Groff. Check out the video here!

The action at the Richard Rodgers Theatre began early, with performances by the students themselves and a Q&A session with cast members. Check out coverage of the event from last night's NBC NIGHTLY NEWS.

Good news - Hamilton's digital lottery is officially continuing on from 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 also happening, featuring surprise performances from the cast. Today's video features the coronation of new 'King George' Rory O'Malley (who started performances in Hamilton on Monday) by former ruler Jonathan Groff. Check it out below!

Show creator and star Lin-Manuel Miranda and cultural critic Jeremy McCarter, who co-wrote the book, joined 'CBS This Morning' to discuss the process of creating the musical.

Aaron Burr teaches the mayor to be hip-hop and the presidential hopeful has a few words of advice.

Jonathan Groff, otherwise known as King George III the Second, visited The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon this week. In this segment, he talks about his various attempts to make fellow cast members, particularly Lin-Manuel Miranda, laugh during performances. Check out the video here!

The film and stage star used the lyric to make a point about how new the concept of gender inclusion is.

On last night's TONIGHT SHOW, guest Jonathan Groff made Jimmy stand on his desk to induct him as an honorary King George from the Broadway hit musical Hamilton for singing 'You'll Be Back' on the Hamilton mixtape.

Next week, the first of 20,000 New York City public school students will see Hamilton, thanks to a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation.

Today was the first live show of the spring and Lin-Manuel Miranda welcomed a man who 'moved mountains' to make it all happen- Mayor Bill de Blasio.

The brilliant social satirist doesn't exactly have the Hamilton author/star in stitches over her new bio-musical.