Hamilton at Thrivent Hall

Did you know? Alexander Hamilton became famous for serving as the founding Secretary of the Treasury in the USA and authored the Federalist Papers. He unfortunately died from losing a duel he had with the U.S. Vice President - Aaron Burr. What a time to be alive then, aye?!

The interesting and dramatic historic account is what inspired Lin-Manuel Miranda to develop his Broadway masterpiece. Right from the start in 2015, Hamilton has won several awards.

Hamilton received a holy 16 Tony Awards nominations and won 11 of them, including "Best Musical". Hamilton also won the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Best Drama.

Some say the most beautiful aspect of Hamilton is its ethnically diverse cast. The production casts racial minorities to play the original Founding Fathers. Lin-Maniel says Hamilton is about "America then, as told by America today." As of now, Hamilton at the Thrivent Financial Hall At Fox Cities Performing Arts Center has cast Trey Curtis as Alexander Hamilton, Bryson Bruce as Thomas Jefferson, Jared Dixon as Aaron Burr and of course other talented ethnic actors.

“Hamilton is a musically life changing performance!” said a reviewer via Reddit.
“Thrivent Financial Hall At Fox Cities Performing Arts Center is among the finest Broadway has to offer!” - Travel With Beth, local guide on Google Reviews.

With nearly a century of operation, the Thrivent Financial Hall At Fox Cities Performing Arts Center continues to be a staple in Appleton Broadway for its original design and hosting block-busting productions. The Thrivent Financial Hall At Fox Cities Performing Arts Center can be found in Appleton, Wisconsin. Deverages and snacks are offered at consession stands before the performance and during the short intermission. Alcoholic beverages are sold as well. This historic venue and production is the best place in Appleton for family, friends, and people of all ages who love a combination of history and showtunes.

With a capacity of over 1,300, seats at the Thrivent Financial Hall At Fox Cities Performing Arts Center will disappear, so secure your entry NOW before it’s too late!