Lin-Manuel Miranda Welcomes Back ‘Hamilton’ Audience With Indoor And Outdoor Speeches – Video

So many stars stepped out to check out the opening night performance of the new Broadway musical Six!

The full-length trailer for Jonathan Larson’s autobiographical pre-Rent musical, “tick, tick… BOOM!”, is finally here.

The trailer for tick, tick…BOOM!, Lin-Manuel Miranda‘s directorial debut, is here!

Netflix released the trailer, key art and the first single from the film’s official soundtrack entitled “30/90” for tick, tick…BOOM!, the Lin-Manuel Miranda-directed film adaptation of Jonathan Larson’s autobiographical pre-Rent musical.

tick, tick…Boom! has dropped.The Netflix musical drama stars Andrew Garfield as Rent creator Jonathan Larson, and is adapted from the autobiographical musical of the same name.The new clip showcases Larson’s race to showcase his groundbreaking musical, with the pressure on from all sides – including his girlfriend Susan and the artistic community, which is being ravaged by the AIDS pandemic.Watch it below:The full trailer, which showcases the film’s musical side, comes months after Netflix

box office disappointment of “Dear Evan Hansen,” but of course, the Netflix of it all makes gauging the film’s success harder to publicly track.Along with Garfield, the cast of “tick… tick… BOOM!” includes Alexandra Shipp, Robin de Jesús, Joshua Henry, Mj Rodriguez, Bradley Whitford, Tariq Trotter, Judith Light and Vanessa Hudgens.Check out the new trailer for “tick… tick… BOOM!” above, and listen to Garfield’s full performance of the song “30/90” right here.

Lin-Manuel Miranda has taken his shot and rose to the top of the musical theater and film world. “Hamilton” made Miranda a global star, and films like “Moana” and the adaptation of his musical “In the Heights” have garnered more interest in Miranda’s songwriting.

Lin-Manuel Miranda is sorry!

When most schoolchildren explain an absence from class, it often requires a note from parents or a doctor.

Walt Disney Animation Studios has released the official trailer for its new film “Encanto,” offering a closer look at Disney’s Thanksgiving offering. The original story takes place in Colombia and follows the Madrigals, a family who lives in a magical, anthropomorphic house that grants each of them a unique supernatural gift.

While Pixar seems to get a lot of the press when it comes to animated films under the Disney umbrella, we have to remember that the studio itself is responsible for some of the most iconic animation to ever grace the screen. And that is hopefully going to continue with the upcoming film, “Encanto.” READ MORE: Fall 2021 Movie Preview: 60+ Must-See Films As seen in the trailer for “Encanto,” the film tells the story of a magical family, the Madrigals, and their magical home.

Freestyle Love Supreme is closing out the 2020 Tony Awards with a super fun performance!

At Sunday night’s Tony Awards, Broadway put on a united front about wearing masks in theaters for the safety of audiences and performers alike.“Everyone here is vaxxed and tested, and everyone is wearing a mask,” host Leslie Odom Jr. said as he walked by celebs like Bernadette Peters and Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Lin-Manuel Miranda hits the red carpet in a snazzy suit at the 2020 Tony Awards on Sunday (September 26) at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York City.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorIn the latest episode of the Disney’s “For Scores” podcast, EGOT-certified composer Alan Menken looks back at his history with the studio, for whom he composed songs and scores for “The Little Mermaid,”  “Beauty and the Beast” and “Aladdin.” He also reveals there will be at least four new songs composed and written for the live-action version of “The Little Mermaid.”Says Menken: “At first, Lin-Manuel Miranda was struggling to do Alan Menken-style songs, and he felt

Selome Hailu editorThe Critics Choice Association (CCA) announced the first annual Celebration of Latino Cinema, which will take place on Dec. 9.

After the success of its Celebration of Black Cinema events for the past three years, the Critics Choice Association said Tuesday it is expanding the series with the inaugural Celebration of Latino Cinema, which will honor icons Rita Moreno, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Demián Bichir along with a group of additional honorees, many associated with upcoming 2021 films, still to be announced.