Maybe it’s because 2020 is the Year of the Rat or maybe it’s because the Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure attraction opens next year at Disney World, but the world has become obsessed with Ratatouille recently!
Remy’s Ratatoutille Adventure Sign
It all started with a few videos on TikTok about a Ratatouille musical. Then there were more videos. Then Disney Parks posted its own video with Zombies actor Milo Manheim rapping about Remy and his adventures.
The demand for Ratatouille The Musical is everywhere!
Ratatouille The Musical Playbill ©Playbill
Well, that demand will finally be met in 2021 when Ratatouille The Tiktok Musical becomes a concert presentation to benefit The Actors Fund! Like THIS IS A REAL THING NOW!
The rat's out of the hat! Ratatouille: The @tiktok_us Musical will get a concert presentation in January 2021 to benefit @TheActorsFund! https://t.co/g7g3RKFaUk pic.twitter.com/6WLkaqeCkT
— Playbill (@playbill) December 9, 2020
Tickets are now available for $5. And you can purchase them here. The musical will stream on January 1st at 7PM EST and will be available for 72 hours after that. Now that’s what we call a Happy New Year! We can’t wait to see which performances make it into the final concert!
We’ll keep you updated on all things Ratatouille! In the meantime, check out the latest details about Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure at EPCOT.
PHOTOS: Some Adorable Ratatouille Merchandise Is Available AGAIN in EPCOT’s France Pavilion!
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Hey! Just wanted to let you guys know that the playbill was actually designed by a tiktoker with the Unser name @siswij and not playbill the company. It’s so important to make sure that with the growing hype, the original artists get the credit that they’re due! So I hope will edit the article to fix this mistake. Thanks!
Sophie, thanks! I’ve shared with the editors to revisit.