I wonder if Hamilton became a sensation there like so many other places in the world.

"I have absolutely no idea who they're talking about, but the music was awesome!"

Fun fact. in the middle ages. actors were considered as low as prostitutes in the social order. It's actually due to the romanticist notions of the Victorian age that they're held to such a high regard now.
Also fun fact. for the time period he was alive, Shakespeare was considered 'pop' culture and not well enlightened. To put it in a modern analogy, imagine several hundred years from now people would consider the episodes of the kardashians as high literature.

And the Romans considered actors equivalent to prostitutes.

Hence why they were so scandalized when Nero started acting.

I think there was a bit of crossover between the professions in some cultures, hence the stigma. Pretty sure Japan had many "entertainers" who practiced arts of both a musical and carnal nature. Wouldn't surprise me if it happened in other parts of the world, to some extent.

And even when there's no overlap, well, people are jerks. =P So, pretending to be someone else for a living might still be regarded as rather scandalous, or at least not as honorable or respectable as manual labor.

I wonder if the most popular theatre production on the islands is "South Pacific"?

You haven't heard Macbeth until you've heard it in the original meerkat.

I bet not even by name, but in some cases scent alone?

Bet they can even play with sounds humans can't make without instruments due to their mouth structure being so different.