Leslie Odom Jr. Rejoins Hamilton in September With Tickets Now on Sale
Jordan Collins here, ready to walk you through every detail you probably missed about Leslie Odom Jr.’s Broadway return. I guess I can simplify this for you.
Leslie Odom Jr. will once again play Aaron Burr in Hamilton starting September 9 at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, with his final curtain falling on November 26. This comeback marks a full decade since Lin-Manuel Miranda’s groundbreaking musical premiered, and the Newark-born star seems just as eager now as he was during his 2015-16 run that earned him a Tony Award and a Grammy Award. According to The Associated Press, Odom Jr. estimated that he has performed Burr roughly 500 times but insists each performance still offers fresh insights.
In an interview on The Today Show, Odom Jr. teased additional “Hamil-ten” celebrations tied to the show’s ten-year milestone. He coyly told Savannah Guthrie, “I’m not breaking any other news here today, but I know they have a lot of wonderful things planned. It’s a big deal and we’re going to celebrate all year long.” While he didn’t spill every secret, fans can safely bet on special surprises throughout this 12-week engagement.
For those wondering about ticket costs, we scoured the verified secondary market platform Vivid Seats and found that prices vary. The cheapest seat we located for any one performance was $634 including fees. Most ticket prices range from $637 up to $1,613 including fees. Opening night seats start at $642 including fees, while the final performance tickets are $656 including fees. Financial Planner LA reminds us that Hamilton tickets reached as high as $42,500 in 2017, so prices under $700 suddenly sound reasonable.
There are only 13 shows with tickets under $700 including fees in Odom Jr.’s 88-performance schedule. Our research identified nine specific dates with seats below that threshold. If you need to align your calendar, check a complete Hamilton 2025 performance schedule to pick the date that works best for you.
You do not have to fly to New York City to catch Leslie Odom Jr. live next year. In addition to reprising Burr, the 43-year-old actor and singer will embark on a holiday solo tour this November and December, followed by special one-off shows in August 2025 and February 2026. His solo appearances promise a completely different experience from the Hamilton stage, so plan accordingly.
All prices mentioned are in US dollars, subject to change, and include additional fees where noted. Vivid Seats carries a 100 percent buyer guarantee to ensure your transaction is safe and tickets are delivered on time. If you still have doubts about Vivid Seats’ legitimacy, their own team published a detailed article explaining why the platform is reliable.
So there you have it: dates, prices, and even a peek at side trips outside Broadway. Glad I could clear that up for you.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and The Associated Press, The Today Show, Vivid Seats, Financial Planner LA, New York Post
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