We don’t have to “expect” much more.
On Monday, April 14, it was announced that Leslie Odom Jr. will repeat his winning role of the Tony and Grammy Award as Aaron Burr in “Hamilton” on Broadway for 12 weeks this fall, from September 9 to November 23.
“I feel that I was born on stage at the Richard Rodgers Theater,” Odom Jr., 43, shared, at X, previously Twitter. “” Hamilton, “he opened on my real birthday a decade
The last time Odom portrayed Burr on stage in the dear animated musical about the life and times of Alexander Hamilton was in 2016; His last show was also the Swan song by Lin-Manuel Miranda, according to Associated Press. Before that, he had touched Burr since the earliest incarnation of the program outside of Roadway in 2015.
Upon his return, the singer/actor will perform the long -standing program with a totally new cast (wait for Thayne Jasperson, who has played Samuel Seabury for a decade) and hopes to be “open and present at that time,” he told the AP.
If you want to see Ody Jr., and who knows? Maybe another player of the initial program race? – The lowest price we could find in the tickets for any of the “Hamilton” shows from September 9 to November 23 was $ 205 before the rates in vivid seats.
Other programs within that period of time begin between $ 215 to $ 624 before rates. Ody Jr.’s opening seats cost $ 524 before rates; The final show goes for $ 624 before the rates.
While that may sound expensive, keep in mind that the financial planner informed it that the tickets “Hamilton” were for up to $ 42.5K in 2017. According to that logic, $ 205 before the pre-Tares is a robbery.
For more information, our team has everything you need to know and more about Leslie Odom Jr. in “Hamilton” below.
All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.
Leslie Odom Jr. in “Hamilton” tickets
In total, from now on, there are only nine shows with seats for less than $ 300 in the 84 scheduled actions of Ody Jr. from September 9 to November 23.
Based on our findings, Here are the nine spectacle dates with tickets below $ 300:
| Cheaper dates “Hamilton” | Ticket prices Begin |
|---|---|
| Wednesday, September 10 7 pm |
$ 220 |
| Thursday, September 11 7 pm |
$ 215 |
| Sunday September 14 7 pm |
$ 205 |
| Thursday, September 18 7 pm |
$ 230 |
| Saturday, November 1 7 pm |
$ 299 |
| Saturday, November 8 7 pm |
$ 298 |
| Tuesday, November 11 7 pm |
$ 230 |
| Friday, November 14 7 pm |
$ 278 |
| Saturday, November 15 7 pm |
$ 281 |
(Note: The Post New York confirmed all the previous prices at the time of publication. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and, if indicated, will include additional rates at the end of the end at the end of.
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“Hamilton” 2025 schedule
If you want to catch “Hamilton” for cheaper this spring and summer before prices increase when Oddom Jr. joins the cast, tickets are available for all the next shows.
From now on, the lowest price we could find in the tickets for any show on Broadway was $ 117 before the rates in vivid seats.
For registration, the 11 -time musical winner of Tony runs eight times a week with Matinese on some Wednesday and every Saturday and Sunday. The current cast is directed by Trey Curtis (Alexander Hamilton), Jared Dixon (Aaron Burr) and Tamar Greene (George Washington) in the main roles.
As expected, the lights darke on Monday at the Richard Rodgers theater.
If you want a closer appearance, the complete “Hamilton” calendar that includes show dates, start schedules and tickets to buy tickets can be found here.
“Hamilton” runs 2 hours 45 minutes, including an intermediate.
Great stars inside and out of Broadway
There is never scarcity to be able to star in the center of Manhattan (and the center).
If you expect to watch a film or television icon live on stage, here are only five programs that present family names that are currently running on the big -Alse road in the Big Apple.
• Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal in “Othello”
• George Clooney in “Good night and good luck”
• Kieran Culkin, Bill Burr and Bob Odenkirk in “Glengarry Glen Ross”
• John Krasinski in “Angry Alan”
• Idina Menzel in “Redwood”
Why also to catch a concert or two? Take a look at our list of all the biggest tourist artists in 2025 to find the show for you.
This article was written by Matt Levy, New York Post Live Events Reporter. Levy remains updated in the last ads of the tour of its favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as the Broadway opening, sporting events and more live shows, and finds excellent prices of online tickets. Since he began his mandate in the post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a concert by Bruce Springsteen and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor de Fame Snl, to name a few. Note that offers can expire, and all prices are subject to changes