Hamilton (24 recordings)

Trading notes: More new performers captured in this phenomenal show. Lexi is lovely as Eliza and makes the role her own. Standout understudies were Sydney and Andrew—both give fantastic performances as Burr and Lafayette/Jefferson. My best capture of this show to date. It's fully captured with no washouts and no blackouts, just a couple very quick dropouts between scenes. There are a couple heads that can be seen occasionally, but they are worked around and don't obstruct the action. It's filmed in 16:9, with a mix of wides, mediums and close-ups. The sound is excellent. Includes curtain call and playbill scans.

Trading notes: Act Two stops right after “I lose my job if we don't get this plan through congress” in Take a Break and picks up towards the end of The Room Where it Happens (before Burr jumps on the table).

Master's notes: schuyler sisters so cool

Trading notes: Excellent 4K capture of Jared Dixon’s Broadway debut! There is some minor obstruction throughout, particularly on the left/bottom, but it rarely ever blocks anything. There is wandering and unfocusing throughout. It may be possible to hear some audience members singing along. Includes curtain call, audio fed from external source.

Master's notes: Excellent 4K capture of a neat set of understudies! Very very brief obstruction when someone walks past in front right after “What’d I Miss.” Minor wandering/readjustment and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio is fed from external source.

Trading notes: Excellent 4K capture of Miguel and Alysha’s final performances! Head obstruction on the far right that is mostly worked around but blocks a few moments. Increased wandering/readjusting and unfocusing. Includes curtain call and the post-show speech given by Lin-Manuel Miranda, audio is fed from external source.

Master's notes: Split into Acts I & II

Trading notes: Includes audio of the full show and 12 minutes of video highlights

Master's notes: Solid capture of this show; a man's head can be seen about 5-6 times for about 15 seconds when he leans to reach his drink in the aisle. Gabriella swung on for Maria for Act 2.

Master's notes: Excellent 4K capture of Leslie in his limited run! Increased wandering and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio fed from external source.

Master's notes: ripped from tiktok at max quality. leslie gets emotional during dear theodosia, skips a few lines and cries a bit

Trading notes: highlights including a bit of The Story of Tonight reprise, Wait for it, The Room Where It Happens and Dear Theodosia. phoneboot filmed vertically (tiktok)

Trading notes: An absolutely stellar tour cast with fantastic performances all around. Some great nuanced interpretations of the characters make the show fresh. This capture is nearly perfect with just one dropout toward the end of My Shot that lasts less than a minute. There is one head that occasionally blocks the actors' legs on the right side of the stage. It's filmed in 16:9, with a mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups. The sound is excellent. Includes curtain call and playbill scans.

Trading notes: Stunning HD capture of the Angelica Tour with understudies for Lafayette/Jefferson, Laurens, and Peggy/Maria—my best video of the show yet. It's filmed in 16:9 with a mix of wides, mediums, and incredible closeups from a left box. Deejey's hilarious performance as Jefferson was the standout of the performance, alongside Lencia's perfect Maria Reynolds. There are some extremely rare obstructions at the very bottom left of the screen during extreme wideshots but it's almost unnoticeable and there are a couple short dropouts for applause. Due to technical issues, Stay Alive is audio-only and the video picks back up during Ten Duel Commandments. The sound is excellent. Includes curtain call and playbill scans. ***Please do not post any part of the video, download link, or any of the screencaps online, such as YouTube / Tumblr / Facebook / Discord / Reddit / Instagram / TikTok.***

Trading notes: phone boot filmed in 4K, 50 mins highlights of mostly whenever Lencia was on stage. 18 clips of: The Schuyler Sisters, Helpless, Satisfied, That Would Be Enough, a little bit of History Has It’s Eyes on You, Tomorrow There’ll Be More of Us, a little bit of Non-Stop, Take a Break, Say No to This, a little bit of Schuyler Defeated, a little bit of One Last Time, a little bit of The Reynolds Pamphlet (I’m sailing off to London), Burn, Stay Alive (Reprise), It’s Quiet Uptown, Best of Wives and Best of Women, a little bit of The World Was Wide Enough (Angelica and Eliza were both by his side), and Who Lives Who Dies Who Tells Your Story.

Trading notes: Solid capture of the first performance for the new cast of Hamilton! Some notable obstruction, worked around fairly well. At points I had to lower the camera due to usher presence and so these parts are more obstructed but this never lasts too long. The back of the catwalk is almost entirely cut off by balcony overhang.

Trading notes: Final show of the cast. Includes video of Alexander Hamilton, The Schuyler Sisters, Non-Stop and Take a Break through The Room Where It Happens as well as audio of My Shot, Helpless, Satisfied, That Would Be Enough through Yorktown, The Reynolds Pamphlet, and Burn.

Trading notes: Includes video of Alexander Hamilton, My Shot, The Schuyler Sisters, Right Hand Man through Satisfied, Ten Duel Commandments through That Would Be Enough, Yorktown, Non-Stop, Take a Break through The Room Where It Happens, One Last Time, the end of Hurricane through Burn, and Best of Wives and Best of Women through Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story as well as audio of Wait for It, Dear Theodosia, the Laurens interlude, Whatd I Miss, Washington on Your Side, We Know, and Blow Us All Away through Your Obedient Servant.

Master's notes: Shot around heads

Trading notes: Some minor head obstructions, but filmed around nicely. Beautiful close-ups. No curtain call.

Trading notes: Highlights include Stay Alive, Ten Duel Commandments, What Comes Next, Room Where it Happens, I Know Him and Who Lives, Who Dies, Who tells your Story. Originally posted on YouTube by the master.

Master's notes: Great capture of this incredible show! There are some minor obstructions at the bottom of the stage that sometimes cut off waists but no action is missed because of this. Shot in a great mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups. Some washout on the wide shots. Increased wandering, shaking, and re-adjusting throughout. A number of brief dropouts due to latecomers and usher activity. Audio is patched in from an external source. Some audience disruptions. Overall a solid capture.

Master's notes: I can't seem to set myself as the master? Anyway, this is a partially obstructed 720p capture of this odd little amateur production that's wholly unauthorized — a Scamilton II, if you will. It ran in Budapest's Millenáris theater for two nights only, so I figured I'd preserve it. The show is fully in English, and is a replica of the original Broadway run, although the quality of performances varies wildly. The stage isn't visible for Helpless and most of Satisfied.

Master's notes: Some highlights of the show Revolution, the italian translation of Hamilton, performed in 2024 and 2025 in different towns in center Italy by a small theater association. Includes the proshot of Dear Theodosia, Wait For It, Yorktown, One Last Time, Cabinet Battle; the studio session for Alexander Hamilton, You'll Be Back, Found/Tonight (a blend between Hamilton and Dear Evan Hansen).

Trading notes: Originally posted on YouTube.