Clubs & Societies
Historical societies, alumni clubs, professional associations, dining clubs, and Masonic lodges. Hamilton tailors the talk to the room.
30–60 minutes · In character · Q&A included
Lectures with Hamilton
Scott MacScott appears in character as Alexander Hamilton for 30–60 minute lectures on a chosen topic, followed by additional time for Q&A. Hamilton speaks in the first person — answering questions as the man himself, not as a narrator.
Sample Topics
Pick from the list below or commission a custom lecture for your group.
- Hamilton, Washington, and the founding of a national government
- The Federalist Papers and the fight to ratify the Constitution
- The First Treasury and the birth of American finance
- Hamilton vs. Jefferson — two visions for the Republic
- Burr, the duel, and the loss of Philip
- 18th-century New York: a city that shaped a Founder
- The Revolutionary War years: from King's College to Yorktown
- Topic on request — custom lectures developed for your group
Who Books Lectures
Libraries & Museums
Public lectures, member events, and exhibition tie-ins. Replica documents and ephemera available on request.
Conferences & Companies
Keynote-length appearances, after-dinner addresses, and team-building events. In-person (NYC and travel) or via live video.
Private Events
Birthdays, anniversaries, fundraisers, and family gatherings. Hamilton arrives in character and stays as long as you'd like.
Watch a Sample
Selections from past lectures and appearances.
Hamilton in Person
Book a Lecture
Tell me your venue, audience, and the topic you'd like Hamilton to address — or ask for a recommendation.