My most popular Hamilton post has been Quiz: Which character in Hamilton are you?
Also popular, my more general Hamilton Quiz — 20 questions that span the history of the show.
My most popular Hamilton video:
Another video involving Lin-Manuel Miranda:
Watch: Broadway #CarpoolKaroake with Lin-Manuel, Audra, Jesse, and Jane Krakowski
There was a time when Hamilton was just one of many Off-Broadway shows slated for the Public Theater.

Then the reviews came in.
My video review
My two reviews.
Hamilton Review: Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hip-Hopped History Musical (Off-Broadway)

Hamilton on Broadway: Review, Photos, Video
I also wrote a popular piece for HowlRound
Hamilton: Five Ways Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hip-Hopped History Musical Breaks New Ground
My first published piece about Hamilton was in Howlround, in October, 2014 — an interview with Leslie Odom Jr., which I updated just as Hamilton was opening Off-Broadway:

An Aaron Burr Who’s Not The Villain: Leslie Odom Jr in Hamilton
But I suppose I could go back to a video of Lin-Manuel Miranda I shot in May, 2013:
Lin-Manuel Miranda on His Past Inspirations, and The Future of “The Hamilton MixTape”
Here is my first Hamilton photo essay, in January 2015, a month before it opened at the Public Theater.









Hamilton Gifts. Click on the pictures below to learn more, or to purchase.
The official book about the making of Hamilton; includes the complete libretto.
The history book on which the musical is based
Some of the other Hamilton posts in the first 18 months:
U.S. Presidents on Broadway, from Hamilton to Abe Lincoln in Illinois
#Gram4Ham: Hamilton on the Grammys
Hamilton wins Pulitzer Prize in Drama 2016
2016 Tony Award Nominations: Hamilton Rules
From a piece I wrote for DC Theatre Scene:
Few could have been surprised that the 2016 Pulitzer Prize in Drama (and $10,000) was awarded to Lin-Manuel Miranda for the musical Hamilton, who after all has already won an astonishing pile-up of awards and prize money — the George Washington Book Prize ($50,000), the Kennedy Award for Drama Inspired by American History ($100,000), the MacArthur “Genius” Grant ($625,000), the Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album (which so far has grossed some six million dollars.)
While we’re talking money – which isn’t completely inappropriate, given that the musical is about the first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury — Hamilton, which opened in August…provides Miranda, 36, with upwards of $100,000 in royalties per week for writing the book, music, lyrics and arrangements; this doesn’t include his undisclosed weekly salary for starring in the show…
It has almost reached the point where the awards to Miranda for Hamilton do more to enhance the prestige of the award-giver than the recipient.










Hamilton Broadway New Cast: What Has Changed?
Brit Crits Love Hamilton, but what about King George?