Tag Archives: Lin-Manuel Miranda

Bring It On Benefit, Honoring Luis A. Miranda, Jr., Will Fund Harlem Charter School

Members of the Bring It On creative team, including Tony-winning writers Lin-Manuel Miranda, Tom Kitt, Jeff Whitty and Amanda GreenContinue reading

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5 Questions for ‘In The Heights’ Lin-Manuel Miranda

Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator and star of In the Heights, shares his take on the Tony Award–winning musical, Latino culture in the City and how New Yorkers can keep the artistic spirit alive in Harlem—all in English and Spanish.
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Diva Talk: ‘In the Heights’ Justina Machado

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Actress Justina Machado, best known for her portrayal of Vanessa Diaz on the award-winning HBO series “Six Feet Under,” is currently making her Broadway debut in the Tony Award-winning musical In the Heights at the Richard Rodgers Theatre.

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‘In The Heights’ TV Commercial

In the Heights‘, a new Broadway musical about three days in the life of Washington Heights, a vibrant and tight-knit community at the top of the island of Harlem. The show is winner of 4 Tony Awards including Best Musical!

Click on the video and put on your dancing shoes:

NYIC Celebrates 20 Years Of Advocacy

Wyclef Jean, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Daily News & Mort Zuckerman, Margie McHugh Honored

The New York Immigration Coalition—one of the leading immigrant advocacy groups in the nation—held its 20th anniversary gala this evening, celebrating two decades of landmark work to improve the lives of immigrants and all New Yorkers.  Continue reading

‘In The Heights’ Wins A Tony

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The cast of In the Heights (which takes place in North Harlem) with actor Lin-Manuel Miranda on their shoulders, celebrate winning Best Musical at the 62nd Annual Tony Awards in New York, June 15, 2008. Continue reading

Harlem’s ‘In The Heights’: Interviews

Last spring, audiences, critics, and award voters were enthralled with the Off-Broadway musical In the Heights, a musical portrait of Manhattan’s Washington Heights neighborhood (in Harlem).

So it wasn’t completely unexpected that adventurous producers Kevin McCollum, Jeffrey Seller, and Jill Furman have brought the show to Broadway. Continue reading