Want to score tickets to the ‘Hamilton’ sing-along movie? Here’s your chance

It's been 10 years since "Hamilton" debuted on Broadway, sparking a pop culture phenomenon that endures even to this day.

Now, its star and creator, Lin-Manuel Miranda, is keeping that celebration going by hosting a special sing-along version of the film version of the beloved musical on Sept. 7 at the United Palace Theatre in Manhattan.

"On September 7th, I'm hosting a special sing-along showing of the HAMILTON film at the United Palace Theatre in NYC, and I'm inviting 10 WINNERS to join me," he posted to his Instagram feed .

A $10 donation to the Hispanic Federation's Immigrants: We Get the Job Done Coalition will get you entered in the draw, according to Playbill .

Winners get a ticket to the screening and the opportunity to meet Miranda in person. Other members of the cast are also expected to perform, according to Playbill.

You can click here for additional information on how to enter the contest.

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