Hamilton Tickets

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s blockbuster musical Hamilton opened in London in December 2017 at the Victoria Palace Theatre, and portrays the remarkable life story of Alexander Hamilton, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. So, just who are the cast who help bring this biographical musical masterpiece to life on stage?

A hip hoppin history of Hamilton

Hamilton has amassed a Pulitzer Prize, 11 Tony Awards, a Grammy Award and seven Oliver awards bringing Lin-Manuel Miranda even closer to EGOT status, that rarity of people who have won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Award. Hamilton also blows other productions out of the water with an enormous statistical count of 144 words per minute bringing its total show word count to 20,520!

Who plays Alexander Hamilton in Hamilton?

Having previously covered the role of Alexander Hamilton, Alex Sawyer has stepped into the lead role full-time. Sawyer’s previous credits include Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead at the Old Vic and The End of the F***ing World on Netflix.

Who plays the Schuyler Sisters in Hamilton? 

Having previously covered Angelica, Eliza, and Peggy Schuyler as Woman 5, Jordan Frazier now plays eldest sister, Angelica, full time. Her previous credits include Bat out of Hell and The Wizard of Oz. Nathania Ong plays middle sister and future Mrs Hamilton, Eliza. Her previous West End credits include Les Miserables and Be More Chill. Simbi Akande plays the youngest sister, Peggy. Her previous West End credits include A Christmas Carol and The Prince of Egypt. 

Who plays Aaron Burr in Hamilton?

Manaia Glassey-Ohlson currently plays Aaron Burr. Originally from New Zealand, Glassey-Ohlson’s previous credits include Phantom of the Opera and 42nd Street.

Who plays King George in Hamilton?

Joel Montague currently plays King George. His previous West End credits include Just for One Day, Waitress, and Funny Girl.

Who are the current past members?

The current cast of Hamilton features Alex Sawyer (Alexander Hamilton), Simbi Akande (Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds), Nathania Ong (Eliza Hamilton), Jordan Frazier (Angelica Schuyler), Jordan Benjamin (John Laurens/Phillip Hamilton), Thomas Vernal (George Washington), Lemuel Knights (Marquis De Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson), Joel Montague (King George), Manaia Glassey-Ohlson (Aaron Burr) and Jordan Castle (Hercules Mulligan/James Madison).

London’s Victoria Palace Theatre is a Grade II listed building which has been home to many large scale productions, including the popular musicals Billy Elliot, Annie, Fame, The Buddy Holly Story and most recently Hamilton. The original structure began life as the Royal Standard Hotel and was extended to become Moy’s Music Hall in 1850 until it was demolished in 1910, before being rebuilt by prolific theatre architect Frank Matcham and opening to the public a year later. With so much history in this building, there’s a lot to take in! So where’s the best place to sit and soak up the atmosphere? We’ve taken a detailed look at the Victoria Palace Theatre seating plan to give you the best options!

What are the best seats at the Victoria Palace Theatre?

There are three floors at the Victoria Palace Theatre; the Stalls, which are located on the ground floor, offer over half of the allocated seating of the building! The 717 plush red chairs are a top choice for those wanting to be immersed in the action on stage.

The Royal Circle is located above the stalls offering excellent views of the stage, and unlike some other theatres of its age it does not have any pillars creating restricted views within its auditorium.

The Grand Circle on the third floor of the theatre is severely raked, which means every row gets an excellent view of the stage. However, the legroom isn’t as roomy as the levels below, which is something to consider if you’re quite tall!

Victoria Palace Theatre seating plan

The revolutionary musical Hamilton has announced that new cast members will join the star-studded company from June 19, 2023. Declan Spaine is set to star as the founding father himself and will be joined by Ava Brennan as Angelica Schuyler and many more! Be in the room where it happens - book your tickets for Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre today!

The Tony Award-winning show Hamilton tears a political chapter from the 18th-century history books and rewrites it into an R&B masterpiece, accompanied by electrifying beats, razor-sharp lyrics and an epic modern twist. This revolutionary hip-hop history lesson signs its own theatrical declaration of independence, bringing the turbulent early years of America to life in an unforgettable way.

Dancing along the human condition, Hamilton explores ambition, conflict, legacy and pride, offering a front-row seat to the struggle that shaped a nation…all whilst making it feel like a non-stop party. Arm yourself for warfare, tears and intricate footwork, because here are the top 5 reasons why you should book tickets for Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre today!

Hamilton extends West End run to March 2024

Don’t throw away your shot to be in the room where it happens! Hamilton, the multi-award-winning musical phenomenon is now booking until March 2024.

King George III was right, ‘we’ll be back, back again’, as Hamilton announces its extension at the Victoria Palace Theatre. Secure your tickets now from £24.

Smash-hit musical Hamilton has extended its West End run through to March 2023. You can be in the room where it happened this Christmas and New Year! Now starring Reuben Joseph in the lead role of Alexander Hamilton. Tickets for Hamilton at London’s Victoria Palace Theatre are now booking through to 4 March 2023. Secure your tickets now from £24.

The musical phenomenon Hamilton recently saw new cast members join the West End production, and today they have shared some first look production images. From 21 June, Reuben Joseph took over the title role of Alexander Hamilton. Take a sneak peek of the new cast in our gallery below.

Tickets for Hamilton at London’s Victoria Palace Theatre are now booking through to 17 December 2022. Secure your tickets now from £24.

It has been announced today that from 17 December Giles Terera will be returning to London’s Hamilton to reprise his Olivier award-winning role as Aaron Burr. The actor will step into the show and will play the role he originated on the West End from 17 December 2021 to 30 January 2022.