Anthony Ramos, Hamilton's original Philip Hamilton and John Laurens, has signed with Republic Records.
The singer-songwriter and actor will release his forthcoming debut album later this year—with new music coming this summer.
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“Anthony is a true game-changer,” Republic EVP of A&R Wendy Goldstein told Variety. “His music not only brings genres together, but it unites people. This power immediately inspired Monte and I to sign him. There’s nobody quite like Anthony, and that’s a wonderful thing.”
Ramos added, “This is such a big moment. I think it’s amazing that we have the opportunity to make music. Music hits people in a way that talking to somebody doesn’t. I think we should never take that for granted. I’m just grateful that I’m with a company who supports that.”
Ramos, who can be seen in the Spike Lee series She's Gotta Have It, is currently in production as the lead in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s In the Heights movie, directed by Jon M. Chu and scheduled for a May 2020 release. He was recently seen in the Oscar-winning A Star Is Born, directed by Bradley Cooper.
Hosted by Patrick Page, the evening also celebrated the Axe-Houghton Foundation.
The 2023 Tony nominee sings & Juliet's ballad take on the pop song.
The Tony Awards: Act One will feature exclusive content leading up to the main awards ceremony, broadcasting live on CBS June 11.
Lamar Richardson, Lileana Blain-Cruz, Christen James, Martyna Majok, Saheem Ali, and more attended Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' new play at Signature Theatre.
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The nine-time Tony-nominated musical has announced a trip to the West End.
The Dear Evan Hansen star currently plays Anthony Hope in the Sondheim revival.
Schele Williams is directing the new revival of the '70s musical, launching in Baltimore in September.
Due to the expansive nature of Off-Broadway, this list is not comprehensive.
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