Christopher Jackson to Reprise George Washington Role in Broadway's Hamilton for Limited Fall Engagement
By
Greg Evans
Plain bagel done well. Pleasantly substantive.
Summary
Christopher Jackson, who originated the role of George Washington in Hamilton and earned a Tony nomination, will return to the Broadway production for a limited engagement from September 8, 2026 through January 3, 2027 at the Richard Rodgers Theatre. Jackson describes the return as a "deeply meaningful homecoming" and notes the show changed his life.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledReturning to Hamilton as George Washington is a deeply meaningful homecoming
This show changed my life
You might also wanna read
Paddington: The Musical to open on Broadway in March 2027
The award-winning stage production "Paddington: The Musical" is set to debut on Broadway in New York City in March 2027. Based on the belove
polygon.com·6h ago
'Paddington: The Musical' to Premiere on Broadway in Spring 2027
A Paddington musical is set to open on Broadway in spring 2027 at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, following the closure of "Moulin Rouge." Based
Variety·12h ago
Daniel Radcliffe's Broadway success marks his post-Harry Potter career reinvention at the 2026 Tony Awards
The article covers Daniel Radcliffe's appearance at the 2026 Tony Awards, highlighting his career transition from the Harry Potter franchise
Broadway Revival of 'Chess' to Close Early in June Alongside Lea Michele's Departure
The Broadway revival of "Chess" will close early on June 21, coinciding with Lea Michele's departure from the production. Originally, the mu
Variety·21d ago
2026 Tony Awards: Lithgow and Metcalf each win third career Tony Awards
The 79th Tony Awards in 2026 saw John Lithgow win his third Tony Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role in a Play for portraying Roald Dahl
latimes.com·8d ago
P!nk, Megan Thee Stallion, and Neil Patrick Harris Open 2026 Tony Awards with 'Lady Marmalade' Performance
P!nk opened the 2026 Tony Awards with a performance of "Lady Marmalade" from Moulin Rouge, joined by Megan Thee Stallion and Neil Patrick Ha
Rolling Stone·8d ago