Linxpippa Stories

Phillipa Soo and Lin-Manuel Miranda may be two completely different people with separate lives, but they happen to play husband and wife on 'Hamilton: An American Musical.' They thought that they would never be romantically attracted to each other, but what happens when one small flash of a camera draws them closer than they ever thought they would be? There are some obstacles in the way of their relationship, but every single time, their love always seems to overcome whatever problem they have at hand.... Or so they had hoped. [Completed 2.22.2020. Thank you for everyone who took time out of their day to read this story, it will forever be etched into my heart. Here's to much better and bigger things, my loves. - Adieu, Danielle]

A Lippa story (LinXPippa)❤️❤️ Phillipa Soo didn't think that all of this would happen. Phillipa Soo gets discovered while playing Natasha. Some big things happen. She's happy, she thinks? Lin-Manuel Miranda is happy. He's married, has a kid. But is he really as happy as he thinks? *First story, so don't discriminate! Siempre, Becca!*

On a drunken night Lin and Pippa had a heated session. 8 years later, Pippa has a 7 year old child. Guess whose the father?

Lin Manuel Miranda and Phillipa Soo are Broadway's hottest onstage couple. But what about offstage?

When Lin-Manuel Miranda sees Phillipa Soo on her current show, 'Natasha, Pierre, And The Great Comet Of 1812,' All he thinks about is her. Having a wife and everything, Lin hesitates from the thoughts that he may have a tiny crush developing on this, Phillipa Soo. A Lippa Fan fiction :)

He wrote about revolution. She sang about stars. But neither expected to find their hearts entwined behind the velvet curtains of Broadway. After seven years of pouring his soul into the story of Alexander Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda is ready to bring his vision to life. What he didn't expect was to find inspiration not in the pages of history-but in the eyes of a luminous young actress playing Natasha in a quirky diner production of The Great Comet. Her name is Phillipa Soo, and her voice moves like poetry. As Lin casts her as Eliza Schuyler, their connection deepens with every line, every glance, and every breath shared onstage. But in a world of scripts and spotlights, can unsaid feelings survive the silence between rehearsals? Or will the music fade before they ever take center stage in each other's hearts?