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The Hunger Games Is Going To Be A Musical

Hannah-Rose Yee

Updated 9 November 2014 at 3:57 pm

The Hunger Games Is Going To Be A Musical

Jennifer Lawrence. Photo: Getty Images

Will the world ever tire of Katniss Everdeen, Peeta Mellark and Gale Hawthorne? We think not. Soon – in 2016, just after the November 2015 release of the final installment of Mockingjay – you will be able to relive every brutal moment of The Hunger Games in a live action musical.

Lionsgate, the film distribution company that owns the rights to the films, announced that it will be co-producing the musical version, which will be premiering in a purpose-built theatre near London’s Wembley Stadium in two years.

Will members of the original cast (read: Jennifer Lawrence) star in the musical remake? We are keeping fingers crossed.

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