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How to Watch Tick, Tick… Boom!

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Tick, Tick… Boom! is a new musical film from Netflix, premiering on Friday, November 19. Directed by Lin-Manuel Miranda (Hamilton, In the Heights) with a screenplay by Steven Levenson (Dear Evan Hansen), Tick, Tick… Boom! is an autobiographical musical by the late Jonathan Larson (RENT). It stars Andrew Garfield as Jonathan, an aspiring theatre composer having a crisis as he approaches 30 still struggling to reach his dream. Read on to learn how to stream Tick, Tick…Boom!.

  • When Does Tick, Tick…Boom! Premiere: Friday, November 19
  • Where to Watch Tick, Tick…Boom!: Netflix
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Watching Tick, Tick… Boom!

Tick, Tick… Boom! is exclusively on Netflix and released worldwide, with a limited theatrical release before arriving on the streaming service. You can watch it by subscribing to Netflix via one of the following plan options:

  • Premium – $19.99 per month – 4K HDR – allows four simultaneous viewings
  • Standard – $15.49 per month – HD – allows two simultaneous viewings
  • Premium – $9.99 – SD – allows one stream at a time

Also, check out our review of Netflix for more information on the service.

How to Stream Tick, Tick… Boom!

You can subscribe to any of the plans above and watch Tick, Tick… Boom! on Netflix through the Netflix Website with your web browser. You can also sign up and watch Netflix by downloading the Netflix App to any of the following supported devices:

If you don’t have any of the devices above and are watching on your browser, you can connect your laptop to the TV to watch Netflix.

More About Tick, Tick… Boom!

Tick, Tick… Boom! is based on a musical written by RENT composer Jonathan Larson. The autobiographical story tells the story of an aspiring composer in New York City who questions his career choice as he struggles to achieve his dreams. Initially performed by Larson as a solo piece in the 1990s, it was revised by playwright David Auburn into a three-actor piece that played Off-Broadway and around the country in the early 2000s. It has been adapted by Steven Levenson (Dear Evan Hansen) and directed by Hamilton‘s Lin-Manuel Miranda as a major feature film with an extensive stage and screencast led by Andrew Garfield.

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