Hamilton: parents' guide

Stylized and bloodless: war numbers with muskets and cannon sounds, and several duels in which a main character and his son are shot and die. The opening number alludes to a cousin's suicide by hanging, and lyrics recount his mother's death when he was a boy.

One f-word remains in this version, fast and barely audible, plus an implied 'motherf---er'; at least five s-words, and 'bastard,' 'whore,' 'bitch,' 'prick,' 'damn' and 'hell.' God's and Jesus' names are used as exclamations often.

Hamilton's affair with a married woman is staged as a sensual duet, and Burr also has an affair. Lyrics mention deflowering women, undressing and sex. Kisses, pelvic thrusts and low-cut gowns, but no nudity.

Social drinking: toasts with wine, beer and shots at a tavern, a wedding and a farewell, with a few characters getting tipsy. No drugs or smoking.

No jump scares, but on-stage deaths in war and duels, and the wrenching grief of parents who lose a child, may upset sensitive kids.