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  If Hamilton is the play/musical about Alexander Hamilton, I would not bother attending it.  I don't like musicals and the description of this play/ musical consisting of two hours of rap and hip-hop songs would leave me with one gi-normous  headache. LOL

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/hamilton-is-the-very-model-of-a-modern-fast-paced-musical/

It’s not come to town but I hear it’s fabulous. I love musicals, especially live. Will I go? Perhaps but will end up going alone. Shoot, you get the top seats going as a single. Rap and hip hop? I’m willing to bet it’s well done and choreographed out the wazoo. Come to think of it, I’d be missing something if I didn’t go.....

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