Where To Catch Hamilton On The Big Screen In Oklahoma

To mark the 10 year anniversary of the musical "Hamilton," Disney will release the film of the musical for a limited time in theaters on Sept. 5. Only select theaters in Oklahoma will be showing the film for a limited time, so if you're wanting to catch the Tony Award winning musical on the big screen, then you'll want to make sure to get tickets at the right movie theater.

On August 6, Disney released the official trailer for the "Hamilton" theatrical release. It features clips from the movie, that is already available on Disney+, plus glimpses of the original cast. The movie will be the filmed version of the Broadway musical that was released on Disney+ in 2020, but it will also feature exclusive interviews with the original cast, which includes writer Lin-Manual Miranda.

"Hamilton" has been on Broadway since 2015, and during its debut year, it received 16 nominations at the 70th Tony Awards and was awarded 11, including Best Musical. "Hamilton" also received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2016.

Where to see 'Hamilton' in theaters in Oklahoma.

If you're planning to see "Hamilton" in theaters the weekend of Sept. 5, you will want to check Fandango for official locations. Most AMC, Cinemark and Regal movie theaters will be showing "Hamilton" starting on Thursday, Sept. 4. Most of the showings are on the theaters' standard screens, but some Cinemarks have showings on their Cinemark XD screens.

But if you're hoping to see "Hamilton" on the screen at your local movie theater or drive-in, you will want to check with them directly as it looks like the release is limited to AMC, Cinemark and Regal.

7 Oklahoma "Must Experience" Drive-In Movie Theaters

If it's been a while since you've been to the drive-in movie theater or if you've never had the chance to go before, now's the time. Oklahoma has several drive-in theaters all across the Sooner State. Chances are you're close to one or close enough no matter where you're at. We have drive-in theaters in OKC, Chickasha, Tulsa, Guthrie, Poteau, Springer, and Shattuck. And that's just to name a few places where you can find them. So if you're looking for a nostalgic good time and an epic evening head to any of these amazing drive-ins.

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ACTION: Which Movies Were Filmed in Oklahoma?

Stacker compiled a list of movies filmed in Oklahoma using data from Movie Locations, with additional information about each film collected from IMDb.

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