Presented by Duke Arts Presents
“a dazzling display of musical skill and performance power.”
The Dartmouth
Tony and GRAMMY Award–winning performer Renée Elise Goldsberry brings her powerhouse voice to Duke for an evening of holiday favorites and Broadway classics. Best known for her role as Angelica Schuyler in Hamilton, Goldsberry has become one of the most celebrated musical theater artists of her generation.
Her career spans Broadway, television, and film, with appearances in The Color Purple, Rent, and NBC’s Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist. As Variety notes, Goldsberry’s performances are marked by “dazzling vocal power and emotional warmth.”
Ring in the holiday season with this unforgettable one-night-only concert by one of Broadway’s brightest stars.
Page Auditorium
402 Chapel Drive
Durham, NC 27708
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Venue DetailsApproximately 1 hour and 35 minutes, with no intermission
Limited late seating available
Tickets available starting at $40. Student tickets always $10.
Singer-songwriter, Actress
Renée Elise Goldsberry is a multi-hyphenate actress and singer who has delivered award winning performances both on Broadway and on the screen. She is perhaps best known for her role as Angelica Schuyler in the musical phenomenon Hamilton, which has become a cultural touchstone for the ages. Renée’s performance earned her a Tony Award, GrammyAward, and a Drama Desk Award. She was also nominated for an Emmy Award for best supporting actress in the Disney+ film adaptation, and accepted the Emmy for Best Variety Special on behalf of her company in 2021.
Renee starred in Marvel Studios newest television hit She Hulk, and in Tina Fey’s Emmy nominated series GIRLS5EVA on Netflix. Other highlights from her film and television career include co-starring in A24’s critical darling Waves opposite Sterling K. Brown, the Netflix series Altered Carbon, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, and her creation of the beloved character Evangeline Williamson on ABC’S One Life to Live, for which she received two Daytime Emmy nominations and two NAACP Image Award nominations.
Renée’s appearances on stage include her Outer Critics Circle Award nominated performance opposite Frances McDormand in the play Good People, and the original Broadway version of The Color Purple. She made her Broadway debut as Nala in The Lion King, and her performance as Mimi in Broadway’s closing cast of RENT was immortalized on film.
In 2024, she released the documentary Satisfied. This revealing documentary pulls back the curtain on her pivotal role in the Broadway revolution – and the personal cost of making history.
As a solo artist, Renee garners rave reviews performing to packed crowds in concert halls and symphony spaces all over the country.
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Single Tickets Available Tuesday, June 23 at 11 AM.
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Tier 1: $80
Tier 2: $60
Tier 3: $40
Students*: $10 (Log in through Shibboleth to access Duke-exclusive discounts)
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