History ticks to a syncopated beat in Lin-Manuel Miranda's jubilant, overflowingly rich Hamilton. And just as syncopation achieves its energizing effect by disturbing the expected flow, so Miranda's biomusical on founding father Alexander Hamilton is a rhythm-and-rhyme intervention for American iconography and ideology. This populist throwdown to the way we tell our stories and spin our songs is about the Revolution,…
SOURCE: Time Out at 06:04AM on February 18, 2015