He has left plenty of room for the upcoming film. This first endeavor, which runs around 2 hours and 45 minutes and was speculatively filmed before a live audience back in 2016, is as theatrical as cinematic. Its default point of view is the entire proscenium arch, as seen from the notoriously expensive premium seating. It does not leave the theater nor edit the material (aside, perhaps, for a curiously self-effacing moment when Miranda enters to zero entrance applause, which did not occur on any of six or seven times I saw this show). Otherwise, though, just enough audience reaction is there to reflect the live experience, especially after the famous line “immigrants get the job done.” You don’t visit the lobby or even see the orchestra, although Alex Lacamoire, the show’s secret-weapon orchestrator, pops up grinning at the end from the pit after having glowed gently yellow from his podium throughout.
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