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"'Hamilton' Returns To Chicago Don't Throw Away Your Shot At Tickets"

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"Hamilton" will return to Chicago for a limited engagement from March 6 to April 24 at the CIBC Theatre. Tickets go on sale Wednesday, with a maximum purchase limit of nine tickets per account, priced from $40 to $159, and premium seats starting at $183. Additionally, a lottery will provide 40 $10 seats for each performance, details of which will be announced closer to the event date. Created by Lin-Manuel Miranda, the musical is based on Ron Chernow's biography of Alexander Hamilton and has garnered widespread acclaim. It previously ran at the CIBC Theatre for over three years until January 2020, demonstrating its lasting appeal.

The return of "Hamilton" to Chicago underscores its cultural significance and the public's desire for access to the arts. The Nederlander Theatre, which has 2,253 seats, hosted the musical's return in 2023 before this upcoming engagement at the CIBC. More information can be found on the Broadway in Chicago website.

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