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Hamiltunes at Winter Park Library Hamiltunes: an American Singalong @ Winter Park Public Library 11/17/2018, 7 p.m. Songs & Parts Alexander Hamilton Stage Name Alternate Burr Emma Laurens/Philip Jefferson Mulligan/Madison Hamilton Paloma Washington Eliza/Angelica Monica W. Aaron Burr, Sir Stage Name Alternate Hamilton Dayton Burr Anabelle Emma Gavigangster Lafayette Emma Mulligan Laurens My Shot Stage Name Alternate Hamilton Andi Anabelle Golaso Lafayette Emma Mulligan Laurens Anabelle Burr The Story of Tonight Stage Name Alternate Lafayette Emma Mulligan Hamilton C.wicker Laurens Paloma Schuyler Sisters Stage Name Alternate Burr Dayton Gavigangster Angelica Anabelle Kaitlyn Eliza Emma Peggy Paloma Farmer Refuted Stage Name Alternate Samuel Seabury Andi Hamilton Anabelle River Mulligan Burr Paloma You'll Be Back Stage Name Alternate King George Emma Sophie Zee Right Hand Man Stage Name Alternate Washington Hamilton Burr A Winter's Ball (LADIES!) Stage Name Alternate Burr Hamilton Helpless Stage Name Alternate Eliza Angela W. Emma Hamilton Monica W Angelica Paloma Satisfied Stage Name Alternate Angelica Dayton Monica W. Anabelle Hamilton Emma Paloma Eliza Andi Angela W. Laurens Story of Tonight (Reprise) Stage Name Alternate Laurens Hamilton C.wicker Mulligan Lafayette Burr Wait for It Stage Name Alternate Burr Anabelle Emma Stay Alive Stage Name Alternate Hamilton Washington Paloma Charles Lee Andi Lafayette Laurens Ten Duel Commandments Stage Name Alternate Laurens Hamilton Andi Washington Burr Barbi 1776 Charles Lee Meet Me Inside Stage Name Alternate Hamilton Anabelle Washington That Would Be Enough Stage Name Alternate Eliza Angela W. Anabelle Hamilton Monica W. Guns and Ships Stage Name Alternate Lafayette Anabelle Burr Washington Dayton History Has Its Eyes on You Stage Name Alternate Washington Anabelle Paloma Yorktown Stage Name Alternate Lafayette Anabelle Hamilton Andi River Laurens Washington HERCULES MULLIGAN! Dayton What Comes Next? Stage Name Alternate King George Annabelle Sophie Zee Dear Theodosia Stage Name Alternate Burr Dayton Andi Anabelle Hamilton Gavigangster Monica W Golaso Non-Stop Stage Name Alternate Burr Anabelle Emma Hamilton Andi River Eliza Angela W. Angelica Paloma Washington Christopher Ensemble Man #1 (Bright young man!) Ensemble Vocals (Yo, who the F' is this) What'd I Miss? Stage Name Alternate Jefferson Andi Emma Madison Anabelle Hamilton Washington Paloma Burr Cabinet Battle #1 Stage Name Alternate Washington Hamilton Andi Sophie Zee Jefferson C.wicker Madison Take a Break Stage Name Alternate Hamilton Eliza Monica W. Emma Angelica Ella H. Anabelle Young Phillip Hamil-kid Andi River Say No to This Stage Name Alternate Burr Maria Reynolds Anabelle Kaitlyn Hamilton James Reynolds Paloma The Room Where It Happens Stage Name Alternate Burr Anabelle Hamilton River Paloma Jefferson Madison Schuyler Defeated Stage Name Alternate Eliza Monica W. Young Phillip Andi Burr Hamilton Cabinet Battle #2 Stage Name Alternate Jefferson Hamilton Andi Sophie Zee Washington Madison Washington On Your Side Stage Name Alternate Jefferson Anabelle Burr Paloma Madison One Last Time Stage Name Alternate Washington Andi Annabelle Hamilton Paloma I Know Him Stage Name Alternate King George Andi The Adams Administration Stage Name Alternate Burr Paloma Hamilton Jefferson Madison We Know Stage Name Alternate Hamilton Anabelle Burr Madison Barbi 1776 Jefferson Andi Hurricane Stage Name Alternate Hamilton Dayton Gavigangster The Reynolds Pamphlet Stage Name Alternate Jefferson C.wicker Burr Madison Angelica Kaitlyn Hamilton Paloma Burn Stage Name Alternate Eliza Monica W. Andi Blow Us All Away Stage Name Alternate Phillip Martha Dolly George Hamilton River Stay Alive (Reprise) Stage Name Alternate Doctor Hamilton Phillip Eliza It's Quiet Uptown Stage Name Alternate Angelica Angela W. Hamilton Gavigangster Eliza Monica W. The Election of 1800 Stage Name Alternate Jefferson Andi Madison Burr Hamilton Paloma Male Voter Female Voter Your Obedient Servant Stage Name Alternate Burr Andi Hamilton Dayton Best of Wives and Best of Women Stage Name Alternate Eliza Hamilton The World Was Wide Enough Stage Name Alternate Hamilton Annabelle Burr Who Lives Who Dies, etc Stage Name Alternate Washington Paloma Burr Madison Jefferson River Angelica Monica W. Eliza Angela W. Anabelle.
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