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On November 19, Lin-Manuel Miranda was at a special screening with Q&A HBO hosted for His Dark Materials. Make sure to tune in on Monday at 9.00 PM, or Sunday at 8.00 PM on BBC One, to watch Miranda as Lee Scoresby.
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On November 19, Lin-Manuel Miranda was on The Daily Show and discussed his role on the HBO series His Dark Materials and flexing his improv muscles onstage in Freestyle Love Supreme.
Check all the photos in our Gallery and the video of the interview below.
On November 19, Lin-Manuel Miranda stopped by the TODAY to talk about his new TV show, His Dark Materials, and the new portrait in the Smithsonian that shows him as Alexander Hamilton – and an irreverent photo of himself with Michelle Obama.
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At the National Portrait Gallery’s third biennial American Portrait Gala on November 17 evening, stars from the worlds of entertainment, fashion, science, industry and technology converged to celebrate a diverse roster of portrait-worthy icons who are helping to lead our nation forward and define our culture. Lin-Manuel Miranda was among the honorees, with Frances Arnold, scientist, engineer and Nobel Laureate; Jeffrey P. Bezos, tech entrepreneur and philanthropist; Earth, Wind & Fire (Maurice White [posthumously], Philip Bailey, Verdine White, Ralph Johnson), award-winning American band; Indra Nooyi, business executive; and Anna Wintour, editor in chief of Vogue, U.S. artistic director and global content advisor of Condé Nast. The six honorees were presented with the “Portrait of a Nation Prize” by individuals chosen by the honorees themselves, and Michelle Obama introduced Miranda.
Portraits of each of the gala’s honorees will be on view to the public in the National Portrait Gallery’s “Recent Acquisitions” exhibition through August 2020.
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Watch an interview from the red capet below.
Lin Manuel Miranda: "One of the themes of the show is we don't get to choose how history remembers us, and I'm really feeling that theme tonight as I look at that picture." https://t.co/5WQR0CXcM4 pic.twitter.com/zh2qup5mpw
— The Hill (@thehill) 18 novembre 2019
Under the cut you canread more from the red carpet.
continue readingAfter closing its doors at its longtime 40th Street home in January, the Drama Book Shop is preparing for its moment back: it’s slated to reopen in March 2020 in a new location, 266 West 39th Street. Lin-Manuel Miranda, Thomas Kail, Jeffrey Seller, and James L. Nederlander perchased the shop when it was struggling and teamed up team for the relaunch with Hamilton set designer David Korins, who modeled the new space after European cafes and reading rooms. The venue will feature a coffee shop, a basement room for readings and classes, and as its centerpiece, a large spiral structure inspired by dramatic literature.
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Read Miranda’s statement, via Deadline.
“The Drama Book Shop is the heart and soul of the New York theater community. It’s been an oasis in midtown for a century of storytellers and theater fans alike — a safe space to gather, to learn, and to find great books and music. I found my collaborators there. I wrote drafts of In the Heights there. Freestyle Love Supreme was born there. I made sure the first book-signing of Hamilton: The Revolution was held there. The Drama Book Shop is home. To the next generation of dramatists, actors, directors, composers, choreographers, designers, and theater enthusiasts: the stage is set…Come in. Discover. Enjoy.”
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Under the cut, read The New York Times’ article about the news.
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