While intermissions are there to give audiences a comfort break (and for the theaters to sell food and drink), the placement of it in Hamilton does work in the musical's favor. Of course, you may well need longer, but this is still the best time to take a break on Disney+.
The final song of Act 1 is, fittingly enough, "Non-Stop", and while you don't get 15 minutes as you would in the theater, Disney+ has factored this in: at the end of the song is an intermission countdown of one minute. The musical's runtime is around 163 minutes, and if you go to see the musical live, the intermission in Hamilton comes roughly 1 hour 15 minutes into the show. Related: How Disney+'s Hamilton Was Made (& Will There Be A Proper Movie?)Īside from those, the other major difference with watching Hamilton on Disney+ versus viewing it in a theater is that you don't need to wait for the intermission to take a toilet or refreshments break. Hamilton is also censored on Disney+, with two instances of "f**k" blocked out.
Due to its very nature and the work of director Thomas Kail, there are shots and angles used that theater-goes would be unable to see themselves while sat in the audience.
Shot over three nights at Richard Rogers Theatre in New York, the Hamilton film on Disney+ does have some differences to the live version.
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Since the Hamilton movie on Disney+ is a filmed version of the show, rather than an actual big screen adaptation, then it's offering at-home viewers about the closest you can get to the real experience without being in the theater.
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