The Hamildrops were truly all so unique and special! How could you rank them? Like this.

All the changes were meant to strengthen the story and the show as a whole. And I would argue that, even if I miss one moment or another, or preferred the original lyric, these changes helped the show to become a better version of itself.

Portraying real people on stage is a hefty task, especially for figures that have become almost mythic within our culture -- for example, Thomas Jefferson. How do different stage interpretations affect our view of the third president?

There has to be a reason why some shows manage to become near-mainstream hits... right?

Musical theatre can be a genre of navigating tragedy. How does Next to Normal deal with this concept in its own unique way?