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| rdfs:comment | - Lin-Manuel is the creator of Hamilton, red ranger of Power Rangers Broadway Force, and plays himself in Broadway Force.
- Lin-Manuel Miranda is an American composer, actor, playwright and rapper best known for creating the Broadway musical Hamilton. He composed source music with director J.J. Abrams for Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens, two tracks entitled "Jabba Flow" and "Dobra Doompa". He and Abrams sang the vocals.
- Lin-Manuel Miranda is the author of the book and musical, Hamilton, and takes the role of Alexander Hamilton in the musical.
- Lin-Manuel Miranda is a good friend of the McElroys' and best known under his alias, the Fourth McElroy. Some say he will truly ascend when he finally adopts the McElroy name and his initials become LMMM. He wrote a musical about racist slaveowners that Griffin McElroy almost shat his pants during. He is the brother's #1 fan and the most prominent user of the Greatjob horn.
- Lin-Manuel Miranda (b. 1980) is a Tony Award winning composer and lyricist, and a Tony Award nominated actor. He is most famous for writing and starring in the Broadway musicals In the Heights and Hamilton. He appears in the season 40 premiere of Sesame Street as real estate agent Freddy Flapman. He also voiced a lamb in Episode 4262 (which, in a tweet, he referred to as "Lamb-Manuel"), and sang the theme song to the insert Murray Has a Little Lamb. In season 42, Miranda began composing songs for the show as well.
- Lin-Manuel Miranda is a Tony Award and Grammy Award-winning composer, rapper, lyricist and actor. On House M.D., he appeared as Alvie in "Broken" and "Baggage" in season 6. He is most famous for writing and starring in the Broadway musical "Hamilton", which opened on Broadway at the Richard Rodgers Theater in 2015. He played Alexander Hamilton.
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| Caption | - Lin-Manuel Miranda at the 2014 Anti-Piracy Awareness event
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| Family | - *Vanessa Nadal
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| abstract | - Lin-Manuel Miranda is a Tony Award and Grammy Award-winning composer, rapper, lyricist and actor. On House M.D., he appeared as Alvie in "Broken" and "Baggage" in season 6. He is most famous for writing and starring in the Broadway musical "Hamilton", which opened on Broadway at the Richard Rodgers Theater in 2015. He played Alexander Hamilton. Miranda started his film career in high school, when at the age of sixteen he wrote, directed and acted in Clayton's Friends. After graduating from Wesleyan University, he formed a hip hop comedy troupe - Freestyle Love Supreme. He started work on "In the Heights" in 1999 while he was at college. Although his film and television work is limited, he is a hardworking stage actor. In addition, he has worked as an English teacher, columnist, and restaurant reviewer. He is currently working on a part of the sound track for Disney's new movie Moana and starred, of course, in Hamilton.
- Lin-Manuel is the creator of Hamilton, red ranger of Power Rangers Broadway Force, and plays himself in Broadway Force.
- Lin-Manuel Miranda is an American composer, actor, playwright and rapper best known for creating the Broadway musical Hamilton. He composed source music with director J.J. Abrams for Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens, two tracks entitled "Jabba Flow" and "Dobra Doompa". He and Abrams sang the vocals.
- Lin-Manuel Miranda is the author of the book and musical, Hamilton, and takes the role of Alexander Hamilton in the musical.
- Lin-Manuel Miranda (b. 1980) is a Tony Award winning composer and lyricist, and a Tony Award nominated actor. He is most famous for writing and starring in the Broadway musicals In the Heights and Hamilton. He appears in the season 40 premiere of Sesame Street as real estate agent Freddy Flapman. He also voiced a lamb in Episode 4262 (which, in a tweet, he referred to as "Lamb-Manuel"), and sang the theme song to the insert Murray Has a Little Lamb. In season 42, Miranda began composing songs for the show as well. On October 6, 2017, Miranda appeared in a special video for Sesame Street's social media accounts celebrating Puerto Rico alongside Elmo and Rosita. Miranda also made several appearances on the 2009 revival of The Electric Company, and provided the translations for the 2009 revival of West Side Story. Miss Piggy name-dropped Miranda in a 2017 interview with InStyle. Asked about her musical theater crush, Piggy said: "Lin-Manuel Miranda, of course ... but only after he completely assured moi that Hamilton was not some kind of veiled porcine insult. He’s adorable, and strictly entre nous, he's going to be writing a new musical for moi. Right now, I’m not at liberty to tell you more, but as soon as I tell Lin about it, you’ll be the first to know."
- Lin-Manuel Miranda is a good friend of the McElroys' and best known under his alias, the Fourth McElroy. Some say he will truly ascend when he finally adopts the McElroy name and his initials become LMMM. He wrote a musical about racist slaveowners that Griffin McElroy almost shat his pants during. He is the brother's #1 fan and the most prominent user of the Greatjob horn.
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