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‘Hamilton’ will return to Atlanta

The musical will have an encore run in 2019-20

"Hamilton" played the Fox through June 10 and will return in 2019-2020. Photo: Joan Marcus
By Melissa Ruggieri
June 11, 2018

Update: Dates announced for 2020 Hamilton US Tour in Atlanta; 5-week run planned at Fox Theatre

A day after "Hamilton" finished its extensive run at the Fox Theatre comes good news for the thousands who weren't able to score tickets: the show will be back.

Broadway in Atlanta announced on Monday that “Hamilton” will return for the 2019-2020 season. No other information is available at this point, but fans have plenty of time to start strategizing their next HamilMove.

 "Hamilton" played an 18-show run at the Fox from May 22 through June 10.

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