Ever-changing lineup (with someHamiltoncameos!)
That variance is further enhanced by the changes in lineups during shows.
Sometimes, one or more of them will rotate out to accommodate a special guest.
Credit: Matthew Murphy
At the performance EW saw, Bancroft was switched forChristopher Jackson,Hamilton’s original George Washington.
AlthoughHamiltoncameos can’t be counted on, fans of the blockbuster musical can look forward to the possibility.
Other times it’ll get even more personal.
She went from face-planting on her birthday to single-handedly taking down Amazon!
Such is the magic of improv.
Once it was mentioned, there was no stopping it from popping up throughout the show.
At one point, the performers asked for a word and were given “my mom.”
Sitting in a row of stools, they each soliloquized about their experience with their mothers.
“That’s what can happen in a live show!”
Indeed, it was a good showcase of the show’s emotional spectrum.
Interactions with the audience can result in zany comedy, heartfelt tributes, and sometimes a mix of both.
With such a style, there’s no such thing as dead air.
Use your credit card!
It’s only $40!"
That joke then recurred throughout, particularly in the last segment reenacting Tammy’s day.
Might buy an older Indian man a hoodie tonight."
