"Freestyle Love Supreme" will rap its way through the U.S.A.Following a limited run on Broadway, the improv comedy hip-hop show is embarking on a nationwide tour with stops in Seattle, Boston, Portland and Los Angeles. The show closes on Broadway on Jan 2, 2022, prior to the national stint, which begins on Jan. 22 in San Francisco."Freestyle Love Supreme" was founded 17 years ago by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Thomas Kail and Anthony Veneziale in the days before "In the Heights" and...
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The debut of “In the Heights,” based on Miranda’s Tony-winning stage musical, was marred by disappointing box office and rebukes over colorism in the casting. Miranda scarcely had time to sulk, however: Two animated features with original songs by Miranda — Netflix and Sony Animation’s “Vivo” and Disney’s “Encanto” — bowed in August and November, respectively. Also in November, the multi-hyphenate opened his awards-buzzy feature directorial debut, musical “Tick, Tick … Boom!” starring Andrew Garfield as the late composer Jonathan Larson, on Netflix. If that wasn’t enough, the hip-hop improv show “Freestyle Love Supreme,” co-created by Miranda, earned a special 2020 Tony award and re-opened on Broadway in October, along with “Hamilton,” which also relaunched in Los Angeles, Sydney, and its North American tour.