and Hamilton’s claim in "Cabinet Battle #1" that "we almost died in a trench while you were off getting high with the French," the musical gives the impression that Jefferson waited out the ...

Five years after its first Broadway run, Hamilton was released on Disney+. Here are all 46 songs in the soundtrack ranked from worst to best.

Trump’s attack on the stewards of our country’s heritage and history is an attack on our national sense of self.

Created during the optimism of Obama’s “Audacity of Hope,” Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “Hamilton” reframes the life of its title ...

“Hamilton & myself were daily pitted in the cabinet like two cocks,” Jefferson later wrote. “Hamilton,” the smash-hit musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda, depicts frequent face-to-face debates ...

The musical alters some events to paint him as a foil to Hamilton. Between Jefferson’s return anthem “What Did I Miss?” and Hamilton’s claim in “Cabinet Battle #1” that “we almost ...

Alexander Hamilton died more than 200 years ago, but thanks to the smash success of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton musical, the first U.S. treasury secretary is once again a household name. The ...

Jefferson was a more serious fellow than the Jefferson of the musical. ... When Hamilton endorses Thomas Jefferson over Burr for president in 1800, Burr challenges him to a duel.

Thomas Jefferson wasn’t exactly a friend of Alexander Hamilton in this musical. This President did perform several original songs, though, earning praise from Broadway enthusiasts and Disney+ ...

The Jefferson Theatre opened on March 31, 1903 with a performance of “The Emerald Isle,” a two-act comic opera with music by Arthur Sullivan and Edward German, and a libretto by Basil Hood.

At some points in the musical, Jefferson stands opposed to Hamilton as his enemy - echoing much of their real-life relationship - and Monticello does not shy away from that.