Hi, I'm Stage and Stage's Lin-Manuel Miranda and you're listening to The Hamill Cast.

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Hello everyone, I'm Jillian and this is The Hamill Cast.

You're listening to the second half of my conversation with Hamilton London's original King George

Michael Gypsen. Michael is fascinating and an absolute pleasure to talk to, so please check out

last week's episode if you haven't caught up yet. And before we get started, I just want to

remind you real quick, this is the last episode of The Hamill Cast for 2022. The podcast always

goes dark for the last two Mondays of the year, but I'll be back on January 9th, 2023 with new episodes

for you. And if you're enjoying these deep dives with the London cast, you're going to be very happy

with the first few episodes of 2023. And hey, it's been a big year for the podcast. From celebrating

our 300th episode to the first in-person recording after two years with our big cast party in London,

so yeah, I know I'm a broken record, but I'm really grateful to all of you for listening,

for all of my guests for showing up week after week to tell the stories behind the show.

So if you missed any episodes, you can catch up anytime on TheHamill Cast.com or Apple Podcasts

or Spotify or your podcast player of choice. Thank you so much for listening this year.

You know I get really sentimental during the holiday season, so I hope you're all doing

while you're staying safe. You're staying healthy. Thank you so, so much.

Here's one more episode for you for 2022. This is part two of my conversation with the kind,

the generous, the incomparable Michael Gypsum. Happy holidays. Enjoy.

I mean, you know, you've done so much Shakespeare, and Hamilton has been compared to Shakespeare

a lot. Absolutely. The best description of Shakespeare that I have it, or the best teacher that I

ever had from Shakespeare was, so when I played Puck and Philistrate in the Mid-Summer Night

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