Had a fabulous downtown Gilbert and Sullivan to @hamiltonmusical walking tour discovering the room where it happened and walking in our founding fathers footsteps! Tomorrow our Broadway friends are joining us for the Act 3! #hamilton #financialdistrict #Broadway #musicals #tours #NYC
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HOW LUCKY ARE TO BE ALIVE RIGHT NOW as we had a fun Gilbert and Sullivan to Hamilton Tour with our new friends from Chicago.
Who wants to join us this afternoon? Email for tickets! [email protected]
#hamilton #GilbertandSullivan #downtown #tour ?All the world?s a stage!? Our professional licensed tour guides are gifted triple threats who weave groups around New York?s bustling streets, brandishing their love of the stage and of the city along half-mile routes that cover origins of musical theater and Broadway history. Each tour guide brings a tablet with photos and videos to help share New York?s unique theatre history.
Have you seen Hamilton the Musical yet? Do you know where ?The Room Where It happens? is? Don?t ?Wait For It? join us today in the ?Greatest City In The World!?
Come sing along as we bring ?Hamilton The American Musical? written by Lin Manuel Miranda to life! Learn all about the origins of New York city theatre history while walking in the footsteps of Alexander Hamilton who went from being an immigrant to a STAR! We will visit iconic locations from the musical like: Hamilton?s Bank, Kings College, Thomas Jefferson?s House, The Federal Reserve and New York Stock Exchange (where George Washington was sworn in!), and visit one of the oldest bars in town where Hamilton himself ?Raised A Glass ? with George Washington and his friends.
Highlights include:
-Visit the location where the first documented performance of a musical in New York ? John Gay?s The Beggars Opera took place!
?Hear stories about the immigrants who were making their way to The NEW York, The Piracy (even copyright infringement!) that took place in the new land, and the merchants and musicians who helped develop the city and musical theatre as we know it.
-Sing along with your tour guide songs from musicals like Showboat, South Pacific and other fun nautical musicals.
-Learn about theatre superstitions and other fun quirks we still do today!
*This is a unique tour that can be found no where else!
*The tour is 2 miles in length and 2.5 hours long. Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended!
Meeting Location:
This tour meets in front of the Starbucks at 38 Park Row.
Theater ? Dance
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As much as you love Broadway how much do you really know about the origins of it?s history? Have you ever wondered if you could just take a trip back in time and see where it all began?! Now you can!
If you are fans of Lin-Manuel Miranda?s Hamilton or Jonathan Larson?s RENT you will LOVE these tours.
Our Gilbert and Sullivan to Hamilton musical theatre downtown walking tour meets right near City Hall where the first theatre in New York was built. We will then visit other locations that fall in tribute to nautical themed Broadway musicals such as Titanic, Ragtime, Showboat, and of course HAMILTON! We will even pass by where Thomas Jefferson lived and you can take pictures with George Washington (maybe even meet his ghost!) in front of Federal Hall. Come learn about the revolution and sing along to shows with your Broadway tour guide.
And then on April 29th we are launching our ?The Inspiration Of Rent? a tour based off of the musical RENT written by Jonathan Larson. It will begin at The New York Theatre Workshop where the show originally premiered and we will visit iconic locations from his story. We will discuss New York?s East Village history, the show, and of course Jonathan Larson?s life and death. On April 29th it will be the 20th anniversary that the show originally opened on Broadway so tickets will be selling fast!
For more information visit our tours listings page. We look forward to singing and dancing with you down Broadway!
