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Single-show tickets to ‘Hamilton’ at ASU Gammage on sale in December

Shopping for the perfect holiday gift for someone? You may want to wait: Single-show tickets for "Hamilton" at ASU Gammage will go on sale later this year.

(ASU Gammage Photo)...

(ASU Gammage Photo)

(ASU Gammage Photo)

PHOENIX — If you’re shopping for the perfect holiday gift here’s an idea: Single-show tickets for “Hamilton” at ASU Gammage will go on sale later this year.

According to an email sent to season ticket holders, the tickets will be available in December.

No specific date or pricing data was given.

The email also said season ticket holders will be given the chance to purchase additional “Hamilton” tickets from Oct. 24 to Oct. 27. Prices start at $60 and go as high as $195.

Season ticket holders will also be able to exchange subscription tickets to another performance of the hit musical later this month.

“Hamilton” will be in Tempe for nearly a month. It will open on Jan. 30, 2018 and will close Feb. 25, 2018.

In that span, there will be 32 performances. It will be the first time the show is performed on a college campus.

The popular show led to ASU Gammage selling out its annual Broadway season ticket packages for the first time. Admission to “Hamilton,” in addition to other plays, was included in the packages.

The brainchild of Lin-Manuel Miranda, “Hamilton” opened on Broadway in 2015 to rave reviews. It tells the story of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, who was instrumental during the Revolutionary War and later became the nation’s first Treasury secretary.

However, instead of traditional Broadway singing, “Hamilton” uses hip-hop to move the story along. The show won 11 Tony awards.

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warminphx...still here
warminphx...still here 9 years ago

"perfect holiday gift...tickets for “Hamilton”.
Someone needs to be drug tested.

bayougrande
bayougrande 9 years ago

Vile? Its you repugs who are vile, and against any sort of decency or morals. At least democrats respect and honor our troops.

America Does Matter
America Does Matter 9 years ago

Enjoy it if you must. It is a vile play.