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The spookiest season of the year is fast-approaching, and you know what that means. The box office will get much scarier as studios treat audiences to jump scares, demented family members, and things that go bump in the night. The onset of Autumn also marks the back-to-school rush, with financial priority changes, wardrobe updates, and photos of kids offering up too much personal information on their parents’ social media. Interestingly, the beginning of this season kicks off with an ending, thanks to The Conjuring: Last Rites, which stands to claim the top spot at the box office.

Michael Chaves directs The Conjuring: Last Rites from a screenplay by Ian Goldberg,...

The stars of the original Broadway cast of Hamilton are back together to celebrate their movie’s theatrical release!

Lin-Manuel Miranda was joined by nearly every member of the original leading cast for the premiere event on Wednesday (September 3) at The Public Theater’s Delacorte Theatre in New York City.

Also in attendance were Phillipa Soo (with husband Steven Pasquale), Daveed Diggs (with wife and original ensemble member Emmy Raver-Lampman), Renée Elise Goldsberry, Christopher Jackson, Jasmine Cephas Jones, Leslie Odom, Jr., Okieriete Onaodowan, and Anthony Ramos.

Jonathan Groff was not there as he was busy performing his current Broadway show Just In Time.

The theatrical release of Hamilton expands upon...

Michelle Williams is supporting her husband Thomas Kail at the premiere of the Hamilton movie!

For those who don’t know, Thomas directed the original stage production of Hamilton and he also directed the film version, which debuted on Disney+ in 2020. Now, the movie is getting a theatrical release, five years later.

Michelle and her longtime Bff Busy Philipps walked the red carpet together at the special premiere of film on Wednesday (September 3) at The Public Theater’s Delacorte Theater in New York City.

Hamilton will be released in theaters on September 5, or you can always stream it on Disney+ at any time. The stage production is also still being...

As we enter the first week of September, the past few weeks have been filled with summer blockbusters and independent films for audiences to discover. From films about twins to speaking with the supernatural, this season is full of blockbusters for everyone to watch on the big screen for the next few weeks.

The widest release of this week will be Warner Bros, “The Conjuring: Last Rites,” starring Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson. “The Conjuring: Last Rites” follows Lorraine and Ed Warren as they investigate the infamous Smurl haunting, where they were called to investigate in 1986.

The limited release of this week is Vertical Entertainment’s “Twinless,” starring Dylan O’Brien and James Sweeney. The film follows two young men who strike up an unlikely friendship after meeting at a twinless twin support group.

Check out all the new releases hitting theaters this weekend:

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A decade after Hamilton debuted on Broadway, Hamilton: 10 Shots (Highlights from the Original Broadway Cast Recording) is set to arrive on October 31 to celebrate the musical’s 10th anniversary, pressed on a range of color vinyl LPs and also available on CD and digitally. Pre-order Here. Curated by Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, the album features 10 tracks from the Diamond-certified cast album. The selections maintain the show’s narrative arc and spotlight all ten principal cast members, including Miranda, Phillipa Soo, Leslie Odom, Jr., Renée Elise Goldsberry, Christopher Jackson, Daveed Diggs, Okieriete Onaodowan, Anthony Ramos, Jasmine Cephas Jones, and Jonathan Groff. The vinyl packages include a collectible poster with original cast photos.

“Conjuring: The Last Rites” should bring the box office back to life.

The latest entry in Warner Bros. and New Line’s supernatural horror franchise is aiming for $50 million or more in its opening weekend. The studio is cautiously predicting a $35 million start while independent tracking services believe the final number could be above $55 million.

Internationally, “Conjuring: The Last Rites” is aiming for another $50 million from 66 territories for a global launch that could be above the $100 million mark.

Those ticket sales would be a huge boon to movie theater owners after the all-important summer stretch ended on a downtrodden note. Popcorn season officially ended with domestic revenues at $3.67 billion, down 0.2% from 2024 and 10.2% from 2023, according to Comscore. Although the lineup looked strong on paper, the crop of comic book adventures and action sequels wasn’t enough to push ticket sales to $4 billion as expected.

“The Last Rites,” which cost $55 million, could...

Warner Bros. continues its ownership of the post-Labor Day frame with this weekend’s New Line/Safran Company/Atomic Monster supposed finale, The Conjuring: Last Rites, which is eyeing $40M+ domestic and $80M+ worldwide.

The opening here is bound to rep a return to form for the Conjuring franchise at the box office; the previous sequel, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, was a theatrical day-and-date release in post-pandemic 2021 on HBO Max and in theaters, and posted a siphoned opening of $24.1M domestic, finishing with $65.6M stateside and $206M worldwide take.

After a summer that came in even at $3.67 billion in North America, the industry is bracing for a slowdown this month vs. last year, which saw Warner Bros’ Beetlejuice Beetlejuice post the second-best start for September at $111M domestic — this after the studio’s all-time opening record was set by Stephen King’s It back in 2017, which bowed to $123.4M.

Broadway box office was mostly in a holding pattern last week as the industry gears up for a busy fall season, but some shows broke from the pack to do very well indeed for the late-summer dog days.

Purpose, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ brilliant exploration of the turmoil within the family of an iconic Civil Rights leader (directed by Phylicia Rashad), closed out its run at the Hayes Theatre, taking $1,020,309 and breaking the house record of $950,927 set by the playwright’s Appropriate for the week ending March 3, 2024.

As Purpose left the stage, Art was arriving. The revival of Yasmina Reza’s acclaimed play, starring Bobby Cannavale, James Corden and Neil Patrick Harris, sold out its first three previews at the Music Box for a gross of $668,504. Average ticket price was an impressive $223.06. Opening night is September 16.

Mamma Mia! had its best weekly gross ever, closing out the week ending August 31 with a...

The galaxy far, far away is expanding once again. Lucasfilm officially announced that Ryan Gosling will headline Star Wars: Starfighter, directed by Shawn Levy and slated for release on May 28, 2027. The news came alongside a star-studded cast reveal, confirming that Flynn Gray, Matt Smith, Mia Goth, Aaron Pierre, Simon Bird, Jamael Westman, Daniel Ings, and Amy Adams will join Gosling in the highly anticipated film.

Production is already underway in the UK, with Lucasfilm sharing a first-look image of Gosling and newcomer Flynn Gray leaning casually against what appears to be a landspeeder. Levy, clearly thrilled by the opportunity, shared on StarWars.com:

“From the day Kathy Kennedy called me up,...

Jamael Westman, who originated the title role in the West End production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton, has been cast in Star Wars: Starfighter. The latest film installment in the blockbuster franchise is a standalone story, set in a period of time not previously explored in Star Wars. The movie, which has just begun production, also stars Ryan Gosling, Flynn Gray, West End alum Matt Smith (An Enemy of the People), Mia Goth, Aaron Pierre, Simon Bird, Daniel Ings, and Amy Adams. Roles and other details are currently being kept under wraps. It will be released theatrically on May 28, 2027. “I feel a profound sense of excitement and honor as we...

Day 4 of the U.S. Open Championship took place on Wednesday, August 27, with several Broadway stars in attendance. Original Hamilton cast members Lin-Manuel Miranda and Jasmine Cephas Jones reunited on the blue carpet, sharing a hug before heading into Arthur Ashe Stadium. Take a look at photos of the pair below! Theater talent also included James Corden, who is appearing in the new revival of Art that begins previews today, August 28, and Michael Cyril Creighton, who stars as Howard Morris in Hulu's Only Murder in the Building. 7-time Grammy Award Winner and Shaw University Alumna Gladys Knight participated in the ceremonial coin toss in Arthur Ashe Stadium in celebration of Hbcu Live.

Disney+ has a phenomenal list of beloved movies (Photo Credit – Prime Video)

With animated and live-action gems, Disney+ has a treasure house of content. From Pixar classics like Toy Story and Finding Nemo to classic films like Pinocchio, here are 10 must-watch movies on the streaming platform, ranked by Rotten Tomatoes.

1. Music By John Williams (2024) Rotten Tomatoes rating: 100% Director: Laurent Bouzereau

Plot: What do Jurassic Park, Star Wars, Harry Potter, and Superman have in common? Music by John Williams. Including interviews with Steven Spielberg, J.J. Abrams and more, the Disney+ documentary offers a behind-the-scenes look at the artistry of Williams and how he created his most iconic scores for movies.

2. Toy Story 2...

Mamma Mia! hit $1.78 million last week as the revival continues to pull in Broadway audiences 10 years after its original run.

The musical brought in the tally in its first full week post-opening that included three press performances with some comped tickets. The show opened Aug. 14 and continues to play to 100 percent capacity. This was the highest grossing week yet for the show on Broadway, including its previous run from 2001 through 2015.

Purpose yet again hit its highest gross, at $856,241 last week and reached 100 percent capacity, as the play finishes up its run on Broadway. The family drama, which won the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for best play, is set to end its Broadway run Aug. 31, after opening March 17. Average ticket price jumped to $184 from $165 the prior week.

Jean Smart’s one-woman show Call Me Izzy finished its run at Studio 54 on Aug. 24. The show, which opened June 12, had a bumpy...

In the previous episode of Dexter: Resurrection, Angel Batista, Dex’s former colleague and close friend, showed up uninvited to his landlord’s house to dig up more information about Dex’s new life. However, Dex knew what Angel was up to, and therefore he took him away before he could spill any more secrets about his past life and call Dex a serial killer in front of his new landlord, Blessing Kamara, and his family. As Dex drove Angel to the middle of nowhere, he threatened him to stay away from him and his son, but Angel made it clear that he was not going to back off so easily.

Kobe Bryant is up next in Hollywood’s sports biopic genre. The Insneider first broke the news on August 22, 2025, about the spec script that had been picked up by Warner Bros. Legendary NFL quarterback, Tom Brady, has also pitched in, with his company, Religion of Sports, set to produce the film.

Insiders familiar with the script described it to Variety as Moneyball meets Air. Both are astounding films in the sports drama genre, with the former even getting nominated for 6 Oscars.

Here are 6 potential actors who can play the late Lakers legend in the upcoming biopic:

1. Michael B. Jordan

The most obvious choice for the Kobe role has to be,...

What Happens On The Eighth Episode Of Dexter: Resurrection? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Spoiler Alert: The following article contains major spoilers for Dexter: Resurrection Episode 8

Episode 8 of Dexter: Resurrection witnesses multiple voices warning the Bay Harbor Butcher (Michael C. Hall) against merging personal relationships with homicidal pursuits, yet the latter transgresses these boundaries repeatedly. From Harry’s spectral counsel to Al’s theatrical escape and Blessing’s parental fury, the cautionary chorus grows deafening in “The Kill Room Where It Happens.”

As Batista’s surveillance intensifies through covert tracking devices and Harrison’s romantic entanglements complicate matters, Leon Prater and Charley’s antagonistic teams make intrusions that raise stakes in the Morgans’ lives like never before.

"The making of a family and a phenomenon." Aura Entertainment has unveiled the triumphant trailer for a documentary film titled simply Satisfied, profiling the acclaimed, award-winning actress and singer named Renée Elise Goldsberry. The doc film follows her journey navigating motherhood and her roles on stage. Renée Elise Goldsberry is best known for originating the role of Angelica Schuyler in Hamilton, for which she won Tony & Grammy Awards, and received an Emmy Award nomination for the Disney+ filmed version (which will be out again in theaters this fall). She will return to Broadway in Spring 2026 in David Lindsay-Abaire's new play The Balusters, and in movies will next co-star in...

Aura Entertainment has acquired “Satisfied,” a documentary that follows “Hamilton” star Renée Elise Goldsberry.

In the film, which draws its title from the hit “Hamilton” song of the same name, Goldsberry’s vlogs capture how she secured the role of Angelica Schuyler in what would become the 2015 Broadway phenomenon “Hamilton,” while also enduring fertility issues and trying to mother her two young children.

Directed by filmmakers Chris Bolan (“A Secret Love”) and Melissa Haizlip (“Mr. Soul!”), “Satisfied” premiered at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival. Somewhat surprisingly, given the doc’s celebrity nature and the never-before-seen footage of the making of the Broadway juggernaut “Hamilton,” the major streamers didn’t buy film. Aura Entertainment will partner with Fathom Entertainment to release “Satisfied” in U.S. theaters beginning Sept. 30.

“’Satisfied’ isn’t just a story about how one role, one show, changed the face of Broadway for future generations; it’s a story about motherhood and resilience,...

Satisfied, the 2024 documentary spotlighting Tony Award-winning Hamilton star Renée Elise Goldsberry, has officially secured a theatrical release date. Aura Entertainment has partnered with Fathom Entertainment to release the movie in U.S. theaters from September 30 – October 2, 2025. Tickets will be available on August 22 at Fathom Entertainment and participating theater box offices. Watch a new trailer for the movie now. The film explores Goldsberry's life-changing experience originating the role of Angelica Schuyler in Hamilton, while simultaneously navigating her path to motherhood and balancing the competing demands of career and family. Directed by filmmakers Chris Bolan (A Secret Love) and Melissa Haizlip (Mr. Soul!), Satisfied had its U.S. premiere at last year’s Tribeca Film Festival.

Renée Elise Goldsberry, a member of the original Broadway cast of Hamilton, is soon releasing her documentary Satisfied, chronicling her experience with the groundbreaking musical and the challenges of balancing this role with her personal life. Along with the trailer's debut, Satisfied has been acquired by Aura Entertainment, which is partnering with Fathom Entertainment for a theatrical release.

Goldsberry starred as Angelica Schuyler when Hamilton premiered on Broadway in 2015, alongside the likes of Lin-Manuel Miranda, Leslie Odom Jr., Phillipa Soo, and Daveed Diggs. Satisfied, titled after Angelica's signature song in Hamilton, is coming at the perfect time, with the recorded version of Hamilton releasing in theaters soon for the 10th anniversary.

A House of Dynamite is a Kathryn Bigelow-directed Netflix film, coming to the streamer on October 24, 2025. The film is poised to be an explosive (literally) action thriller. It will also be Bigelow’s first film for the streamer since Aurora was scrapped.

The official logline for the film reads (via Tudum):

When a single, unattributed missile is launched at the United States, a race begins to determine who is responsible and how to respond.

Government officials must get to work and identify the culprit before the United States is hit with an even bigger threat. We can expect ample political tensions, high stakes, special operatives, and warring nations in the upcoming film.

Ayo Edebiri and Don Cheadle are heading to the Great White Way!!

The 29-year-old Emmy-winning The Bear star and the 60-year-old Oscar-nominated actor will be starring in the upcoming Broadway revival of David Auburn’s Tony Award-winning play Proof, according to Variety.

This will mark the Broadway debuts for both Ayo and Don!

Keep reading to find out more…

Tony-winning Hamilton director Thomas Kail will direct the strictly limited engagement at the Shubert Theatre in Spring 2026.

Proof “tells the story of a brilliant but troubled mathematician, his daughter and the blurred line between genius and madness.”

“It’s hard to find the right words when talking about a text as...

Ayo Edebiri and Don Cheadle will make their Broadway debuts next spring in a revival of Proof.

The Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning play, written by David Auburn, will be directed by Thomas Kail, a Tony Award winner for his direction of Hamilton. The show is set to play a strictly limited engagement at a Shubert Theatre, to be announced, with preview starting March 31, 2026, ahead of an April 16 opening night.

Proof originally ran on Broadway from 2000 through 2003, starring Mary-Louise Parker and Larry Bryggman, and won three Tony Awards, including best play and the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The play was also adapted into a feature film starring Gwyneth Paltrow, Anthony Hopkins and Jake Gyllenhaal.

The story follows a daughter grieving the loss of her father, a brilliant mathematician who eventually has gradually lost his mind, and coming to grips with his life and the mathematical proof he’s left behind.

Edebiri won an Emmy,...

Gypsy soared to $1.6 million last week as the revival finished its Broadway run. 

The musical, starring Audra McDonald, played to 94 percent capacity at the Majestic Theatre and brought in an average ticket price of $134.58. The show, which opened in December, but announced an early closing Aug. 17, has not seen those ticket prices and box office tally since the winter. The $1.607 million tally made the show the fourth highest grossing show in the industry last week.

Mamma Mia! opened at the Winter Garden Theatre Aug. 14, and brought in $1.606 million across its first eight-show week (which also included the comped opening and comped tickets for press preview performances). The show played to 100 percent capacity and ranked as the fifth highest grossing show last week. 

Hamilton was the highest grossing show last week, unseating long-standing top earner Wicked, with $2.2 million. Wicked was the second highest grossing show last week with $2 million and The Lion King followed with $1.9 million.

Every August, Alamo Drafthouse prepares for a late-summer slowdown.

“We joke that weekday business gets soft because parents have to think about buying their kids a new backpack,” says the theater chain’s chief revenue officer, Mike Sherrill.

Studios must have the same thought because the calendar from August through early October is always sparse, at least compared with the glut of new offerings in June and July.

“There’s not a gigantic tentpole in the next six weeks,” Sherrill says. “But it’s our job to remind folks that just because ‘Avatar 3’ doesn’t come out until December doesn’t mean there aren’t great films before then.”

On paper, business over the next few weeks looks bleak. But before anyone writes them off, it’s worth remembering this year has been defined by upended box office norms. Few predicted that DC’s “Superman” ($595 million) would outgross Marvel’s...

London Theatre Week, the annual West End ticket promotion, has launched today, giving audiences access to more than 80 shows across London at special prices. For a limited period, tickets are available at £15, £25 and £35 across a wide range of West End and London productions. The campaign includes some of the capital’s biggest shows, with long-running favourites and new productions all part of the annual ticket promotion. Among the participating shows, for the first time Disney's Hercules and My Neighbour Totoro are featured, alongside Disney’s The Lion King, Wicked, Mj The Musical, Hamilton, Stranger Things: The First Shadow,...

The fifth and final season of Prime Video‘s hit The Boys has wrapped filming, and as the final cuts take shape at the streamer, Eric Kripke‘s twisted superhero series prepares to bid fans adieu. While it may be sad to say goodbye, there are still plenty of exciting milestones to look forward to as we gear up for the final fight between unrestrained Supe Homelander (Antony Starr) and his vigilante counterpart, Billy Butcher (Karl Urban). Although Season 5 details for The Boys have been kept fairly under wraps, there is a lot that we already know, including information about upcoming guest stars, a potential premiere date, and much more. Scroll down for a closer look at all of the need-to-know details for The Boys Season 5, and stay tuned for updates in the months ahead. Who is new to The Boys Season 5? The show’s official social media account announced that Daveed Diggs,...

In just under one month, Simon & Schuster will publish a major new biography this fall spotlighting the life and work of Lin-Manuel Miranda, the Tony-, Grammy-, and Pulitzer Prize–winning creator of Hamilton and In the Heights. Titled Lin-Manuel Miranda: The Education of an Artist, the book is written by acclaimed theater critic and historian Daniel Pollack-Pelzner and is set for release on September 9, 2025. BroadwayWorld has just learned that Miranda's friend and colleague Javier Muñoz, who replaced him in both Hamilton and In the Heights on Broadway, will voice the audiobook. With unprecedented access to Miranda’s inner circle and more than 150 original interviews—including conversations with family, collaborators, and Miranda himself—Pollack-Pelzner’s book offers a deeply researched, behind-the-scenes portrait of one of the...

Mamma Mia! brought in close to $1.6 million in its first week of seven performances, making it the fourth-highest grossing show in the industry last week. 

The musical, which opens Aug. 14, played to just over 100 percent capacity at the Winter Garden Theatre with an average ticket price of $148.46.

Other high earners included Hamilton, which brought in $1.7 million in a week that included its 10th anniversary on Broadway celebration, featuring a special Aug. 6 matinee performance, where more than 1,200 attendees were lottery winners who had purchased $10 tickets, and an invite-only evening performance, as well as a block party on the street afterwards.

The top five grossing shows last week were Wicked with $2.24 million, The Lion King with $2.23 million, Hamilton with $1.7 million, Mamma Mia with $1.6 million and Aladdin with $1.5 million.  

Purpose has continued its upward trajectory after winning the Tony Award for best play and the Pulitzer Prize for drama. The play hit the...

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Hamilton, original Hamilton cast member Thayne Jasperson recently visited Good Morning America, where he spoke about the long-lasting legacy of the Broadway hit. During the conversation, the Jasperson reflected on the recent 10th anniversary performance, which saw former cast members and Lin-Manuel Miranda himself in attendance. "When I came out to do my bit, I didn't expect anything. I thought maybe I'll get a hoot and a holler from the Og cast, but then suddenly everybody started screaming and standing up," recalled the performer. "I'm trying to sing, and yet I'm crying and I'm laughing... It was like this feeling of love and support that I've never felt before." Jasperson is the last original cast member still starring in the ongoing...

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is August 9, 2025 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours: New - Bww For You, Personalized Story Picks, Click Here Good morning, Broadway fans! Wake up with us as we celebrate a whirlwind of excitement on stage and off. Hadestown hit a milestone 2,000th performance with alumni joining the party, while Mamma Mia! brought together over a hundred cast and crew in an epic Winter Garden reunion. Jarrod Spector reveals what it’s really like to command laughs and loyalty as King George in Hamilton, and Daniel Yearwood shares heartfelt insights from Rolling Thunder. Plus, Jean Smart opened up about her triumphant...

Tony nominee Jarrod Spector stops by The Roundtable to talk about his hilarious and scene-stealing turn as King George in the Broadway blockbuster Hamilton. Known for his powerhouse vocals and sharp comedic timing, Jarrod shares what it’s like to play royalty eight times a week, the joy (and challenge) of stepping into one of musical theatre’s most iconic roles, and how he keeps the performance fresh and funny every night. Beyond Hamilton, Jarrod reflects on his acclaimed runs in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Jersey Boys, and more. He also talks about life offstage, balancing career and family with wife Kelli Barrett, and how comedy plays a huge part in both his personal and professional life. It's a funny, insightful, and high-energy conversation you won’t want to miss! About The Roundtable with...

Created by Sam Boyd and executive produced by director-writer Paul Feig, the 2020 rom-com series Love Life is now streaming on Netflix. Season 1, starring Anna Kendrick (A Simple Favor) sets up what to expect from the series: a single person in their 20s or 30s navigating New York City dating, and an exploration of how the different people we get involved with can shape our lives until we meet the one. The show also serves as a time capsule of both NYC and life prepandemic — the first season begins in the early 2010s, an era when Fetty Wap played at bars, Serial was the podcast of the moment, and the musical Hamilton had a chokehold on the theater world. Season 2 takes place a few years later and follows Marcus, played by The Good Place’s William Jackson Harper. Scroll down for a deep dive...

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s blockbuster musical Hamilton is celebrating its 10th anniversary this week. Hamilton first opened at Broadway's Richard Rodgers Theatre in New York on 6 August 2015. The musical has gone on to win countless awards, including a Pulitzer Prize, 11 Tony Awards and 7 Olivier Awards. The current London production of Hamilton opened at the Victoria Palace Theatre in December 2017, and is now booking to 28 March 2026. On Broadway on 6 August, the show will celebrate its anniversary with two special performances: a 1pm fan-filled matinee, and 7pm invite-only anniversary performance of Hamilton, that is also a...

Get ready, Broadway buffs and history buffs alike—Hamilton in theaters is about to become the pop-culture event of the fall. If you missed seeing Lin-Manuel Miranda’s game-changing musical live (or you’ve been replaying the Disney+ version on loop), clear your calendars: the Hamilton movie theaters experience finally kicks off September 5, 2025, in the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico, with the UK and Ireland getting in on the revolution by September 26. Here’s why the return of Hamilton to movie theaters is all that the Founding Fathers could have dreamed of—and more.

Why Is Hamilton in Theaters Such a Big Deal?

Hamilton isn’t just returning; it’s reimagining how we experience Broadway from our popcorn-stuffed movie theater seats. Originally shot during a legendary 2016 performance at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, this “live capture” brings not some adaptation, but the real stage magic—complete with Lin-Manuel Miranda as Alexander Hamilton,...

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Disney is bringing the acclaimed Hamilton film version—starring Lin‑Manuel Miranda and the original Broadway cast—to cinemas nationwide and in Puerto Rico on September 5, 2025, marking the musical’s 10th anniversary on stage.

This is the same version that Disney+ released on their service in July 2020 after the pandemic stopped plans for a theatrical release. Now it is coming to theaters.

This release offers something truly special: a cinematic presentation of the live Broadway experience. Filmed in June 2016 at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, Hamilton features the full original cast—including Leslie Odom Jr., Daveed Diggs, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Jonathan Groff, Phillipa Soo, and Christopher Jackson—with director Thomas Kail aiming to give audiences “the same seat” even outside the theater.

A brand new prologue titled “Reuniting the Revolution”, featuring interviews with Hamilton creators and cast...

Hamilton is coming to the big screen. The iconic Broadway musical, which dramatizes the life of American founding father Alexander Hamilton, was written by Lin-Manuel Miranda, who also played the title role. The massively successful show won 11 Tony Awards and has been running around the world in various forms since its 2015 Off-Broadway debut.

In 2020, Disney+ premiered a filmed presentation of the original Broadway production of the Hamilton musical. The project, which became the second most-watched streaming movie of 2020 behind Wonder Woman 1984, featured original Broadway cast members including Miranda, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Jonathan Groff, Anthony Ramos, Christopher Jackson, Leslie Odom Jr., and Phillipa Soo.

On their official X account, Walt Disney Studios shared the official trailer for Hamilton along with the announcement that it is "coming to movie theaters everywhere for the first time." In honor of the show's 10th anniversary, the presentation will run in theaters starting September 5. Tickets are...

Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony Award-winning Hamiltonwill finally be making its way into theaters.

Per Variety, Miranda announced the upcoming theatrical release of Hamilton during a recent appearance on the Tonight Show. "So, tomorrow is the 10-year anniversary of Hamilton, and we've been celebrating all year," Miranda said. "But we have one more way to celebrate. We filmed most of the original cast performing in Hamilton in 2016, and we always wanted to release it theatrically, but then the pandemic hit, and so we decided to release it on streaming so that everyone could see it at home whenever they wanted. But, Sept. 5, you will be able to see Hamilton in movie theaters nationwide and in Puerto Rico."

Created and written by Lin-Manuel Miranda and based on Ron Chernow's 2004 biography Alexander Hamilton, the Hamilton musical made its debut off-Broadway in 2015 at The Public Theater in New York City before quickly finding...

Hamilton is hitting the big screen!

It was just announced that the hit Broadway musical, which released a filmed version on Disney+ in 2020, will be released in movie theaters this fall.

Disney will release the filmed version in celebration of the Tony-winning musical’s 10th anniversary.

Keep reading to find out more…

In addition to the filmed version of the musical, the theatrical release will also feature the addition of “Reuniting the Revolution,” which is “an exclusive special prologue to the film featuring all-new interviews with the original cast and creators as they reflect on the impact the show has had on their lives.”

“When we filmed Hamilton, we wanted to try to capture the feeling of being in the Richard Rodgers Theatre during that first year on Broadway,” director/producer Thomas Kail shared in a statement. “We’re thrilled that audiences will now have the opportunity to experience it on the big screen.

Disney is not throwing away its shot to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Hamilton's off-Broadway debut at New York's Public Theater. The studio is releasing the filmed version of the Tony- and Emmy Award-winning musical into theaters for the first time, accompanied by "an exclusive prologue" titled "Reuniting the Revolution," a cast reunion featuring new interviews with the cast and creators.

The expanded version of the filmed Hamilton will open in U.S. theaters on Sept. 5. It will also play internationally—in the UK and Ireland on Sept. 26, and in Australia and New Zealand on Nov. 13.

"When we filmed Hamilton, we wanted to try to capture the feeling of being in the Richard Rodgers Theatre during that first year on Broadway," director/producer Thomas Kail said in a statement, "and we’re thrilled that audiences will now have the opportunity to experience it on the big screen."

Hamilton was...

“Hamilton” is getting even bigger.

In celebration of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway sensation’s 10th anniversary, Disney will be releasing their feature-film version, which taped in 2016 and premiered on Disney+ in 2020, theatrically on September 5.

This version of the Tony, Grammy, Emmy and Pulitzer Prize-winning “Hamilton” “expands upon the version available on Disney+ with the inclusion of ‘Reuniting the Revolution,’ an exclusive special prologue to the film featuring all-new interviews with the original cast and creators as they reflect on the impact the show has had on their lives.” Tickets are on sale now.

“When we filmed ‘Hamilton,’ we wanted to try to capture the feeling of being in the Richard Rodgers Theatre during that first year on Broadway,” says director/producer Thomas Kail in an official statement. “And we’re thrilled that audiences will now have the opportunity to experience it on the big screen.”

Additionally, to celebrate the theatrical release of “Hamilton,...

Today, The Walt Disney Studios announced that the filmed version of the original Broadway production of the Tony, Grammy, Emmy, and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Hamilton will open in theaters on September 5, 2025. Tickets are now available for purchase at Fandango and wherever tickets are sold.

The theatrical release of Hamilton expands upon the version available on Disney+ with the inclusion of “Reuniting the Revolution,” an exclusive special prologue to the film featuring all-new interviews with the original cast and creators as they reflect on the impact the show has had on their lives.

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“When we filmed ‘Hamilton,’ we wanted to try to capture the feeling of being in the Richard Rodgers Theatre during that first year on Broadway,” says director/producer Thomas Kail, “and we’re thrilled that audiences will now have the opportunity to experience it on the big screen.”

To celebrate the theatrical release of Hamilton,...

Happy Hamilten! In honor of the 10 year anniversary of the smash hit musical's opening night on Broadway, former cast members are taking to social media to recognize the global phenomenon's impact on their careers. Take a look at social media posts from former Hamilton stars like Brandon Victor Dixon, Rory O'Malley, Betsy Struxness, and more! In celebration of the musical's decade on Broadway, the filmed version will be making its big screen debut, coming to movie theaters in September. Lin-Manuel Miranda also revealed his own Madame Tussauds New York wax figure, styled after his Hamilton character. <blockquote class="instagram-media" data-instgrm-permalink="https://www.instagram.com/p/DNBoFfOvE3R/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading" data-instgrm-version="14" style=" background:#Fff; border:0; border-radius:3px; box-shadow:0 0 1px 0 rgba(0,0,0,0.5),0 1px 10px 0 rgba(0,0,0,0.15); margin: 1px; max-width:658px; min-width:326px; padding:0; width:99.375%; width:-webkit-calc(100% -...

Hamilton architect and star Lin-Manuel Miranda spilled the beans last night on The Tonight Show that the filmed version of his Tony-winning period Broadway show will hit theaters on Sept. 5. Disney will have more details very soon on this. The release date is already on Comscore. You can also see a new trailer above.

Disney in February 2020 bought the filmed version of the stage show for $75M, planning a theatrical release for October 2021. Covid sidetracked those plans and Hamilton dropped on Disney+ in July 2020 to great viewership success and ultimately two Emmy wins in a 12 nom count, including Outstanding Variety Special.

Hamilton will face off during the post Labor Day weekend with New Line’s Conjuring: Last Rites.

Hamilton additionally will be released in theaters in Canada, and Puerto Rico on Sept. 5, the UK and Ireland on Sept. 26, and Australia and New Zealand on Nov. 13.

Among box office benchmarks for Hamilton,...

During last night's appearance on The Tonight Show, Lin-Manuel Miranda announced that the proshot of Hamilton, which debuted on Disney+ in 2020, will be making its way to theaters this year in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the hit musical. "We filmed most of the original cast performing in Hamilton in 2016, and we always wanted to release it theatrically," said the Tony winner. "But then the pandemic hit, and so we decided to release it on streaming so that everyone could see it at home whenever they wanted. But, Sept. 5, you will be able to see Hamilton in movie theaters nationwide and in Puerto Rico.” The theatrical release of Hamilton expands upon the version available on Disney+ with the inclusion of “Reuniting the Revolution,” an exclusive special prologue...

Tonight, Wednesday, August 6, Disney's Aladdin will officially surpass Miss Saigon to become the 14th longest-running production in Broadway history, celebrating its 4,092nd performance at the New Amsterdam Theatre. Since its Broadway premiere on March 20, 2014, Aladdin has welcomed more than 6.5 million guests and has appeared on the Top 10 list of highest-grossing Broadway shows virtually every week of its run. In the 11 years since its opening, only The Lion King, Wicked, and Hamilton have grossed more at the Broadway box office. The Broadway production has set 17 New Amsterdam Theatre house records and spawned 11 productions on four continents. Worldwide it has welcomed over 21 million people and can be seen currently on Broadway and in Tokyo, Madrid and Seoul. <img...

Lin-Manuel Miranda stopped by The Tonight Show to discuss Hamilton heading to movie theaters and took the opportunity to perform a medley of songs from the musical using classroom instruments.

The musicians and composer was joined by host Jimmy Fallon and house band the Roots for the lively performance, which included popular songs “Alexander Hamilton” and “My Shot.” Everyone wore a costume for the occasion and used classic childhood instruments like a triangle and a kazoo.

Miranda also sat down with Fallon to reflect on the 10th anniversary of Hamilton being on Broadway.

On Tuesday’s episode of “The Tonight Show,” Lin-Manuel Miranda revealed that the movie version of his Tony Award-winning musical “Hamilton” will come to theaters on Sept. 5.

“I have an announcement!” Miranda declared during his “Tonight Show” interview. “So, tomorrow is the 10-year anniversary of ‘Hamilton,’ and we’ve been celebrating all year. But we have one more way to celebrate. We filmed most of the original cast performing in ‘Hamilton’ in 2016, and we always wanted to release it theatrically, but then the pandemic hit, and so we decided to release it on streaming so that everyone could see it at home whenever they wanted. But, Sept. 5, you will be able to see ‘Hamilton’ in movie theaters nationwide and in Puerto Rico.”

“Hamilton” premiered on Disney+ in July 2020, roughly a year before it was originally scheduled to debut in theaters. (The movie had been dated for Oct. 2021.) The movie version...

Mamma Mia! returned to Broadway last week after a 10-year hiatus, and the Abba fans turned out. 

The musical played its first preview performance at the Winter Garden Theatre Aug. 2 and played to 100 percent capacity, with attendees paying an average ticket price of $173.49, one of the highest in the industry last week, coming in only behind the Jonathan-Groff led musical Just In Time, with an average ticket price of $231, Hamilton at $207 and just below best musical winner Maybe Happy Ending at $175. 

Mamma Mia!, which is scheduled to open Aug. 14 and stay through Feb. 1, brought in $261,796 in one performance. 

The top grossing shows of the week were Wicked with $2.3 million, Hamilton with $2.23 million, The Lion King with $2.20 million, Aladdin with $1.43 million and Maybe Happy Ending with $1.40 million.

Overall, grosses fell 5 percent from the prior week and attendance fell 4 percent. Most shows saw drops in grosses last week, with exceptions including Death Becomes Her,...

While most of Broadway saw box office slips last week, new arrival Mamma Mia! got off to a fine start: The musical revival sold out its first preview at the Winter Garden Theatre, grossing $261,796.

The limited six-month engagement of the Abba musical marks the return of one of Broadway’s longest-running shows. The original 2001 production played for a record-breaking 14 years and 5,773 performances at the Winter Garden and then at the Broadhurst Theatre.

You know the story: “On the eve of her wedding, a daughter’s quest to discover the identity of her father brings three men from her mother’s past back to the island they had last visited decades ago.” The Benny Andersson & Björn Ulvaeus score includes “Dancing Queen,” “The Winner Takes It All,” “Money, Money, Money,” and “Take a Chance on Me.”

Opening night is Thursday, August 14. The engagement runs through February 1, 2026.

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