In the final song of Hamilton: An American Musical, “Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story,” Eliza Hamilton wonders if people will remember her and her famous husband, Alexander.

A green suit with a white ruffled shirt and dress shoes worn by Miranda during the second ... Also coming to the Smithsonian is a portrait of Eliza Hamilton, Alexander’s wife and one of the first ...

As leading lady Eliza Hamilton, Soo faced the challenge of playing a “founding mother” of America by reading the musical’s source material—Ron Chernow’s biography of Alexander Hamilton ...

After “Hamilton” came to Disney Plus, viewers immediately took to Twitter to share their new observations and theories, and one of the most popular was the meaning behind Eliza Hamilton’s ...

Ever since Hamilton dropped on Disney+ – and many years beforehand following its debut on stage – fans have debated the meaning of Eliza Hamilton's final gasp. At the end of the show ...

You’ve come to the end of Hamilton on Disney+, and you’re crying your eyes out over Eliza telling everyone’s story. But perhaps, through your tears, you also experience a spike confusion.

A pillowcase knitted by Eliza Hamilton, the widow of Alexander Hamilton, is in the collection of Tudor Place, a historic house in Georgetown. (John Kelly/The Washington Post) Perspective by John ...

Although he played such an important role in the Revolution and in forming the nation’s government, the show’s namesake – Hamilton – also plays homage to his wife, Eliza Hamilton.

The musical tells the story of Eliza Schuyler Hamilton as well as the story of Alexander. In Act 1 of “Hamilton,” Eliza — portrayed by Phillipa Soo in the original Broadway Cast — seems to ...