Hamilton And Alexander Hamilton: The History Of Musical Theatre

The History of Musical Theatre
Introduction
The selected music theatre is Hamilton. Hamilton is Music Theater that is based on the story of implausible Founding Father working hard to make his mark on the novel nation as ambitious and hungry person. Hamilton started as a bastard orphan to the right hand man to Washington, to a war hero, rebel, a loving husband involved in the first country sex scandal, to the head of Treasury that made an untrusting globe believer in the economy of America. The music is purely based on various incidences of Hamilton life and feature Thomas Jefferson, Eliza Hamilton, and George Washington that worked closely with Hamilton, as well as his long life foil and friends Aaron Burr that participated a great deal

Miranda interest was captured by the unimaginable changes in Hamilton life after having a quite difficult childhood. While still reading the book, he received a call from the white house in 2009, where the new elected president; President Obama required his performance for his guest he needed to invite for an evening. He came up with an idea of Hamilton hip-hop story came up. He saw the self-destructive stubbornness, linguistic dexterity, brilliance, and relentlessness of Hamilton in his unique idiosyncratic lens and used it to compose a series of music theatre entitled Hamilton (Mead,

Above this Miranda managed to produce this musical in a manner that it is highly celebrated in the modern theatres. He has managed to integrate the traditional culture which include mode of dressing, acting, relating and talking, with modern musical culture. Having made the life lived about two centuries ago acceptable in the modern theatre, Miranda has demonstrated that his work will remain relevant, original and fascinating even in the future. The musical is quite sophisticated and based on the life of a famous person who have already made history in the country and will remain to be relevant in the country. This means that the work will never be irrelevant in American society, despite of the time, not even after another 100 years in the