Hamilton scribe and star Lin-Manuel Miranda sat down with Playbill's Editor in Chief Blake Ross on Sept. 29 as a part of Advertising Week's annual confab in Manhattan. Miranda and Ross talked about the business and marketing side of Miranda's groundbreaking Tony and Grammy-winning career, as well as the evolution of his latest musical about the founding father Alexander Hamilton. Read more of what Miranda revealed here.
Lin-Manuel Miranda Discusses the Business and Marketing Side of Theatre With Playbill Editor in Chief
Lin-Manuel Miranda Discusses the Business and Marketing Side of Theatre With Playbill Editor in Chief
Hamilton scribe and star Lin-Manuel Miranda sat down with Playbill's Editor in Chief Blake Ross on Sept. 29 as a part of Advertising Week's annual confab in Manhattan. Miranda and Ross talked about the business and marketing side of Miranda's groundbreaking Tony and Grammy-winning career, as well as the evolution of his latest musical about the founding father Alexander Hamilton. Read more of what Miranda revealed here.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda and Blake Ross
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Blake Ross
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Lin-Manuel Miranda
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Lin-Manuel Miranda
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Lin-Manuel Miranda and Blake Ross
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Lin-Manuel Miranda and Blake Ross
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Lin-Manuel Miranda and Blake Ross
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Miranda is the Tony and Grammy Award-winning composer-lyricist of In the Heights. The musical earned four 2008 Tony Awards, including Best Score and Best Musical. Miranda also earned a Best Actor Tony nomination for his performance as Usnavi. In the Heights was also recognized as a Finalist for the 2009 Pulitzer Prize in Drama. Miranda is the co-composer (with Tom Kitt) and co-lyricist (with Amanda Green) of the Tony-nominated Bring it On: The Musical. In addition, Miranda translated some of Stephen Sondheim's original lyrics into Spanish for the 2009 Broadway revival of West Side Story and wrote additional songs for the Off-Broadway revival of Stephen Schwartz's Working.
In the same year theatres shutdown, his profile skyrocketed. After nearly a decade on Broadway, the stage manager is not just working in theatre—he’s shaping it for the better.