Hamilton Tickets
Saenger Theatre | New Orleans, Louisiana
If you are tired of spending your Sunday nights at home, then the iconic Saenger Theatre – New Orleans has an awesome alternative. Because on Sunday 10th July 2022, the Obie Award Winning and multi-time Drama Desk Award Winning show, Hamilton, is coming to New Orleans, Louisiana for another incredible show. Even if you’ve never been to this show before, we know that you’ll find a lot to love! An ever growing list of fans are already calling this the can’t-miss show of the decade, and social media is abuzz with rave reviews since it’s release. Don’t miss out on seeing Hamilton at the Saenger Theatre – New Orleans on Sunday 10th July 2022, because if you love theatre which you will be talking about for years to come, then you owe it to yourself to see the excitement and thrills first-hand. To secure your tickets today, click the Buy Tickets button below.
Come on down to Saenger Theatre – New Orleans on the Sunday 10th July 2022 in New Orleans and travel back to 1776, New York City, American founding father Alexander Hamilton, a clown who ran his mouth and wound-up dead! Hamilton reminds us that our history was not preordained by some outside force or even by almighty founding fathers but eked out by the daily, uncertain decisions of flawed, selfish human beings. Lyrics like “How lucky we are to be alive right now! History is happening in Manhattan, and we just happen to be in the greatest city in the world!” This is a quick beat, lyrical line, lyrical rhyme furiously thrown at you amid superb set pieces in the middle of incredibly intricate multi group choreographed moves, with each set change slickly blending into the next keeping up a relentless tempo through-out the entire musical. So, come on down and raise a glass to American freedom, and listen to this immense story of American history told to you by the all singing, all dancing crew of Hamilton. You do not want to miss your shot, come and grab your tickets now to the great all-American story right now.
