Day 129 - Wednesday 22nd July 2020

Location: London, UK

COVID-19 / Coronavirus Outbreak

Lockdown

My tweet about watching Hamilton and re-creating the west end at home went a bit viral yesterday which was quite exciting! It was re-tweeted by @HamiltonMusical to their 1million followers and it was quite fun watching the little "like" hearts clock up.

In case you want to see the tweet, it's below! (this is likely the highlight of my week...)

Miranda Colmans

@mirandacolmans

Level 1:

Recreating the west end/broadway at home

Curtain up 7:30

Time for @HamiltonMusical
 on @disneyplus
 
Ice-cream at the interval 

I LOVED IT SO MUCH ALL OVER AGAIN! 
 Oh @Lin_Manuel
 you super talented man

And I miss theatre 

#Hamilton
 #HamiltonFilm

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