Comment Section for The ‘Hamilton’ Effect: 10 Revolutionary Years on Broadway - The New York Times

The webpage is a New York Times article titled "The ‘Hamilton’ Effect: 10 Revolutionary Years on Broadway", reflecting on the impact of Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit musical 'Hamilton' after a decade on Broadway. The piece examines the musical's influence on various aspects of theatre and culture, starting from race-conscious casting, which challenged traditional historical narratives by casting actors of color as America's founding figures. It discusses the musical's fusion of hip-hop and theatre, the sky-high ticket prices, and the show's penetration into pop culture, with references in TV shows and music. The article also talks about 'Hamilton's political legacy, which has been linked to both Barack Obama and Donald Trump's presidencies. It highlights the successful live capture of 'Hamilton' on Disney+, which disproved the belief that streaming would harm live performances. The influx of talented actors of color that the show brought to the forefront and the subsequent impact on the theatre world is also discussed. Finally, the piece looks at Lin-Manuel Miranda's post-'Hamilton' career, particularly his ongoing relationship with Disney. The article invites readers to share their insights in the comments section.