Members of the Hamilton public flee the theater in a "mass panic" against the fears of an armed man

Audience members fled a theater in a state of "mbadive panic", fearing an armed man at a performance of the hit musical Hamilton.

Shouts of "gun" were heard inside the Orpheum Theater in San Francisco, causing all the public to rush out of the theater.

According to witnesses, audience members shouted and shouted "gun" with many people "dodging to get away".

This resulted in a huge response from the emergency services.

Journalist Joe Khalil said, "Our Hamilton show ended in a mbadive panic, members of the public began screaming and running, shouts of" gun "were heard.

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"The entire theater has been emptied.The theater staff told us that it was actually a person who suffered a medical emergency.Someone misinterpreted the situation. "

The San Francisco Fire Department said that an adult had a "medical emergency" that had triggered an alarm and caused panic.

Three adults were injured, one with a broken leg.

"There was no one with a gun, there were no shots, in the end it was a medical emergency," said the San Francisco Police Captain, Renee Pagano.

A boy would have had an epileptic seizure and another person would have had a heart attack, according to a local NBC newspaper.

Two more had to be transported to the hospital with injuries to the head and leg, but we expect that they are fine.

Darilyn Castillo, Peggy Schuyler's interpreter, tweeted, "I was shaken enough but I am so grateful that no one was hurt tonight and sent prayers to the person who needed medical help. and to his family. "