≫ Free example of a written review of the musical “Hamilton” at Samploon.com (2023)

In this Hamilton musical, there are a lot of things they did in the 70s and 1800s that we're not doing now. This song took place in the midst of American unrest in New York City. In this content, Alexander Hamilton is the main character, he is the main star. He has a partner named Aaron Burr who will soon become his opponent. Hamilton and Burr were great partners early on in music, but as time goes on, their antagonistic status with each other develops terribly.

Burr and Hamilton are absolutely exceptional, Burr is the type of person who likes to keep his options open and Hamilton is the type of person who likes to express his feelings and reflections by sticking with what he accepts and considers. For example, if you suspect something specific, you're the kind of person everyone needs to listen to. It gets to a point where Burr and Hamilton become enemies in their own way. Two determined people usually don't get along. They undoubtedly became adversaries after that.

This results in the Hamilton step. Biting the dust with his partner and Angelica at his side, Burr was the one who murdered him. He would remember that he later got caught up in just about anything, for example murdering or injuring someone physically or rationally. They carried out this assassination and they have a grand plan to make a difference between then and now. In America, you don't see duels as often as possible, especially in game planning. Before Hamilton's unfortunate death, Burr seemed to have it figured out, as if he knew this was coming.

This play is obviously a musical, so they have scenes with literally everyone having a song that shows how they lived almost every second of this adventure. In the second song of this piece, Burr predicts Hamilton's death. In precise terms he says, "Fools who spoil their mouths end up dead." This shows how Burr knew what he was talking about, leading to the suspicion that he knew Hamilton was about to die. Alexander Hamilton has an opening song that explains the last 19 years of his life. The song that is just about him and all the things he's been through, for better and for worse.

Mainly the bad. It starts with Hamilton as a boy in the Caribbean and how his father left him and his mother died leaving him alone with no one. He was alone and had to go from house to house after losing his mother and father. At fourteen, he was jumping from job to job, working every job he could. He wanted to be someone in life, someone who was successful, he wanted a life that any normal teenager would have. He was unlucky like everyone else. The short song describing his life gives the audience a good story of Hamilton's unhappy life. There are many contradictions in this musical, one being an example of the "Ten Commandments of Grief", Burr asked Hamilton, "do we agree that grief is stupid and immature?"

This was a huge problem for Burr and Hamilton and it led to the fight between their deaths. You'd think he'd handle things differently, but he had nothing to lose, he didn't take anything away from Burr in particular. When Washington became the first president, he chose Alexander Hamilton to be the first sectarian of the Treasury Department. When the sectarian Hamilton wrote the reports, it was the United States government that assumed interest on all government debts.

As we can see, we saw that he was a very good man, he helped the country and others in the community. He was such a good man, Hamilton is an important man who has been helping all along. He showed passion for our company. He also experienced something very strange when Eliza and her brother-in-law were flirting, there was a kind of strange atmosphere. Hamilton had a unique way of showing his life, that the kind of music he had was kind of an R&B audience that liked that kind of life. Hamilton is based on people who like both the type of music and the types of incidents they've had. The problem with this play was absolutely nothing, there were the same number of runs, everyone played the roles differently, and all the characters were almost the same.

The fact that any race could play this role. Show lots of love to the cast and fans. In my opinion, this musical was very varied and great. I like to see everyone get a Long, no matter what race you are, even gender. Working hard as an individual is all that should count. The mixed audience attracts more and more people to see this play. Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson seem to have parallel identities despite being enemies throughout the play. Both characters are firm in their beliefs and really aren't swayed by limitations, which sets them apart from other characters like Aaron Burr.

In the midst of the 1800 decision, Hamilton ends up hiring Jefferson even though he has completely unique perspectives, recognizing that Jefferson, like himself, will be solid in his qualities and not as insecure as Burr. It is likely that these similarities between the two's identities amplified the rift between them. Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson seem to have parallel identities despite being enemies throughout the play.

Both characters are firm in their beliefs and really aren't swayed by limitations, which sets them apart from other characters like Aaron Burr. In the midst of the 1800 decision, Hamilton ends up hiring Jefferson even though he has completely unique perspectives, recognizing that Jefferson, like himself, will be solid in his qualities and not as insecure as Burr. It is likely that these similarities between the two's identities amplified the rift between them.

Hamilton is a very interesting musical, it's modern and even though the events took place a long time ago, the music maintains the beat and rhythm of almost the type of music we listen to now as teenagers, adults, etc. I know many people who listen to this musical as the songs in their playlists. This piece hits a lot of people in many ways e.g. B. through struggle, seeing what kinds of experiences others have gone through, and through personal experiences. It can teach a young child to show respect when he has a parent who takes good care of him and encourages him to do better.

Not everyone is lucky enough to have the things they do and Hamilton proves that. Another example is when Hamilton is reluctant to want another wife when he has a family of his own. This also shows you another way to learn to say no to people because they might get you into trouble. he refuses to say no, but he wants this woman so badly. He is struggling with himself because he has a wife, and this very worried woman stops him for a long time, saying that he has problems with her husband and needs her help.

Hamilton did a good thing by bringing this lady home, but what he really screwed up was when he walked in and she "spread her legs", she wanted him and he let him in, he had cheated on his wife and thought to himself as he begged for the song . When the lady's husband enters and says that she is his wife, her demeanor changes and she is now after Hamilton. He gently threatens him, but doesn't play with him. Hamilton should have said no.

As Hamilton mentioned, when Aaron was friends, there was a time when there was a winter ball where Burr told him that he would be very rich if he married one of the Schulyer sisters. This interested him a lot, because who doesn't like having their money messed up. One of the sisters, Eliza, fell in love with him and that's when she tried to get close to him. This turned into sister drama, it is clear that she had spilled a secret that would kill the marriage and time. She told them that she was also in love with Hamilton.

This left him very confused and worried because what is he going to do? The tone of this part carried suspense and intense drama, the kind that would really bother you or try to combine the meanings. Love had to disappear because I couldn't have it both ways. I had to figure it out fast and the drama came to an end. Hamilton had a lot of misunderstandings with people. He tried to be the guy to please, but he was probably the one who didn't care.

At the end of today I talked about how diverse and difficult the play is compared to other musicals. It shows an educational purpose and the life story that a young person has gone through. The author of this piece really went out of the box and forged the various norms from a modern perspective. The tone and mood of the entire piece should be based on a patriotic, thoughtful, and hopeful theme.