Spamilton

Extension Just Announced—Full Week of Performances Through Jan 7 Just Added!

West Coast Premiere

The New York Times calls it convulsively funny! The Chicago Tribune says it will leave you howling with delight all night. It's a theatrical phenomenon, a cultural touchstone, and a certifiable sensation. It's the best show about Alexander Hamilton since…that other one.

After tearing it up in New York and Chicago, this hilarious parody from the comedic mastermind behind the long-running hit Forbidden Broadway fulfills its manifest destiny by conquering the West Coast. Get in line now for Spamilton!

Calling All the Single Ladies (& Gentlemen)!

We're offering $30* rush tickets for single seats at Spamilton! So, if you're on your own (awesome, wow!), come to the box office 30 minutes before curtain to claim your ticket.

*Only valid in person at the Kirk Douglas Theatre box office. Not valid on previously purchased tickets or combined with other offers. Handling fees may apply. Subject to availability.

Songs to Get You Pumped for 'Spamilton'

Make sure you don’t miss a reference with our #SetTheScene playlist—a collection of the most famous songs you’ll hear in "Spamilton" (that aren’t from "Hamilton"). Listen closely at the Douglas if you want to find them all! Read More

Join us for Karaoke Fridays at 'Spamilton!'

Every Friday Night, Nov 10 – Dec 31 After the Performance in the Kirk Douglas Theatre Lobby

Do you know every word to "My Shot?" Can you sing every part in "Non-Stop" at the same time? Have you been known to channel your inner Angelica Schuyler in your car on the drive to work? Then come join us for Spamilton Karaoke every Friday night after the show at the Kirk Douglas Theatre—complete with revolutionary cocktails, free food, and the passionate energy of Alexander Hamilton himself.

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A Pretty Genius Spoof of Hamilton Is Finally Coming to L.A.

Marielle Wakim, Los Angeles magazine

"Hamilton" provides Alessandrini ample ammo (Hammo?), but he still manages to roast other musicals during the speedy 80-minute show: A Sondheim-themed section pits one notorious lyricist against another…and divas like Barbra and Liza get some face time, too. Read More