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Excellent cast. The singing was amazing. I had a hard time getting all the words in the rap parts but I knew the story so that helped. Loved the 2nd half the best as there was more singing than rap. Costumes and setting was perfect. Not great seats for me as I have a knee that doesn’t bend well so fortunately there were a couple of seats across the aisle that I could move to that were better.
Really enjoyed Hamilton: the music was great, the set design was so good you forgot how small the space actually is (and then you think later "How did they do all of that???"), and the performances were terrific.
Mine and my sister's family all went together along with my Dad. Most of us know the songs by heart. Fabulous!! Some of us saw H in San Francisco, and so great to have the same performers as Hamilton and Burr from there! Also saw in New York and the touring show very comprable!! So glad is finally came to Alberta! Go. See. This. Best. Of. Musicals!!
The sound in the Jubilee was really bad! It was really sad - you can't hear Washington at all, and can barely understand Lafayette/Jefferson. The women's voices are crisp and clear, but anything deeper is lost. I am very surprised the audio engineers/director isn't catching this. My sister went a few days before and had the exact same experience of not being able to hear any of the male cast voices. It is a huge shame because it ruins a fantastic musical. please fix the sound! Also - the Jubilee was quite empty, and they should offer seats to fill it up - there are so many people who would LOVE this play.
The show was spectacular!! The actors really brought it for the second act! Only issue we had was with people beside us with their phone lit up looking for their next musical and talking during the second act. Something that could have waited until afterwards-and enjoy what was in front of them.
Broadway Across Canada continues to struggle with sound mixing at the Jubilee theatre. Unfortunately, this muddied up a ton of the vocals and at times the performers were drowned out by the orchestra. The cast itself, with the notable exception of George Washington, were exceptional, however they could not make up for the sound issues.
Brilliant musical but some of the actors were hard to understand clearly, particularly George Washington and Lafayette/Jefferson. Made me regret watching Hamilton here in Canada instead of the original cast in Broadway itself.
When the cast started singing, I could see that they were not afraid to speak loudly and I'm very sure that everyone could hear them clearly when singing. The show was funny and interesting. This was a very good experience for me and I hope other people get to see this show. One small note, I noticed that Eliza Hamilton was supposed to be casted by Victoria Ann Scovens but was instead casted by Charlotte Mary Wen. This show was awesome and I finally got to see Hamilton live.
I had incredibly high expectations of this performance and had to budget to make the ticket price and it was worth every penny :) The cast put their own spin on the individual pieces and made it their own while still maintaining the integrity of the show and sticking to the authenticity of the original. I absolutely loved it. I would like to mention that the 'microphone work' in the congress scene had very distorted sound and was difficult to understand. I hope this was a one off for just the Canada Day performance.
Well planned and organized, audibility was great and characters were on point. We loved it and would definitely come back again.
The sound was poor to the point where you couldn't understand some of the vocals. Too much reverb on the vocals probably the result of the room/building. Hard to follow the story when you can barely understand the lyrics
Saw a matinee well into a run. It's a great show, but I am not sure why the sound production isn't making adjustments for the large space - levels were low and much of the dialogue did not carry up to the first balcony. Performers didn't compensate and were often in rushed and low tones, I'm not sure why overall this issue is not identified and adjustments aren't made. If I wasn't already very familiar with the show it would have been extremely difficult to follow this performance.
Great show, very familiar with the soundtrack. We saw a matinee well into the run and it was surprising that the sound was not corrected - much of the dialogue and
The show itself is absolutely amazing but the microphones were terrible to a point you couldn’t understand what was being said allot of the time.
Hamilton is a big show and the history is an important story. The lyrics, however, were mostly indecipherable to me so the narrative was hard to follow. Excellent talent on stage and beautiful costuming.
The venue was unsafe for the singers and the audience. There was supposed to be a Health Chek by the Jubilee to confirm vaccination status. This was not done. Announcements were made in the auditorium saying that masks were required. This was not enforced. As for the musical, I would give it a 2 out 5 since the plot was hard to understand; a combination of acoustics and singing in rap. Overrated!
A completely entertaining show start to finish. The music, the talented singers, the choreography, the story...beyond what I have seen before. A show one could see mutiple times!
The venue was beautiful and you were able to see from everywhere in the room. The set was gorgeous and the cast, brilliant!
Production, choreography, singing was top notch! A stronger narrative was need to pull it all to together...and I expected Hamilton to have it. This Musical sometimes felt like a Seusical. The best musical based a Politician this year was not Hamilton...it was the local production of Hot Boy Summer...very loosely based on Jason Kenney
Hard to understand at times Performers on top of each other Orchestra too loud at times
