‘Hamilton’ the musical might be coming to Hong Kong on tour
We might finally be in the room where it happens
Recent job listings for automation, lighting, and wig roles in the Hamilton World Tour have caught the attention of Hong Kong enthusiasts, sparking speculation about the possibility of the musical gracing the city's shores. According to the job posting, Hamilton will embark on a multi-year world tour that begins with stops in various territories, with Asia earmarked for a visit starting in late 2026.
While the extent of the tour remains uncertain, with locations yet to be confirmed, the news has ignited excitement among fans of Lin-Manuel Miranda's semi-biographical musical about Alexander Hamilton and America's founding fathers. The WestK Performing Arts Centre, set to open in 2027, could potentially serve as a new venue for international touring performances, including a potential leg of the Hamilton tour.
The new artistic hub, located along the city's iconic harbourfront, promises to host a range of productions, from experimental works to large-scale dance productions and long-run musicals. Time Out Hong Kong readers are encouraged to stay updated by signing up for the publication's free newsletter for the latest city news and events.
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