For those eager to belt out hits like “Defying Gravity” and “The Wizard & I,” a sing-along version of the film will hit theaters on Christmas Day. The special screenings are expected to play at roughly 1,000 theaters across North America, according to Variety. Exact locations and showtimes are yet to be confirmed.

From the moment the film arrived in cinemas last week, the Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo-led Broadway adaptation has been the subject of a debate over whether it is or isn’t OK for audiences to sing along with the movie outside the special sing-along screenings.

Nischelle Turner, for Entertainment Tonight, runs in an emotional roller coaster of an interview on November 12 with Grande and Erivo. The former cries when Turner asks for her dad’s reaction to using her full name in the credits. “He cried and, you know, it just, um …” Grande says in response. “That was my name when I first saw Wicked .”