LIGHTS ON FOR HAMILTON IN THE GREATEST CITY OF THE WORLD

Sydney has become the only place in the world where audiences can see one of the most successful musicals of our time, Hamilton.

Minister for Jobs, Investment, Tourism and Western Sydney Stuart Ayres said it was a huge moment for the Harbour City.

“The Sydney Lyric Theatre has raised the curtain on the Australian premiere of Hamilton – the most talked about Broadway show in the world.

“The NSW Government secured this highly coveted musical for Sydney nearly two years ago and with the hard work of our authorities and the cooperation of the NSW community, Sydney is the only place in the world to see this global sensation right now.

“Sydney is world-renowned for celebrating innovation, diversity, inclusion, and creativity, which aligns perfectly with the powerful themes of Hamilton and the extraordinary effort required to keep this production moving forward for the cast, crew and tens of thousands of fans.

“Hosting the Australian premiere of Hamilton reinforces our goal of positioning Sydney and NSW as the events capital of the Asia Pacific, and we are so thrilled to be welcoming audiences to see this incredible musical,” Mr Ayres said.

Minister for the Arts Don Harwin said so many people had been eagerly awaiting this moment.

“This will be the first time Hamilton has been staged outside the United States and London’s West End – a reminder of just how significant this is for Sydney.”

Hamilton’s original US producer Jeffrey Seller – in Sydney for the premiere – said he was thrilled that the Harbour City could return the show to the public sphere.

“This is a momentous occasion, and one made all the more significant by the fact that this is the only production of Hamilton to be playing in the world right now. Sydney has become a beacon of hope for the rest of theatre community and I’m immensely proud of this opportunity.

“I’d like to thank the Premier and the NSW Government for providing that guiding light and enabling this incredibly talented company to tell this story, at the Lyric Theatre in Sydney,” Mr Seller said.

Tickets are available on the website.

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