Tim Burton’s <\/strong>Batman<\/em> turns 35 next year, and to celebrate the film is getting a limited release with a live orchestra in locations across the United States, and London and Paris.<\/p>\n The iconic score, originally composed by Danny Elfman, will be performed live in concert as a part of the DC in Concert series, which hosts a variety of DC films live.<\/p>\n Burton’s Batman<\/em> features Michael Keaton<\/strong> as the Caped Crusader in the film that kicked off Batman as a film franchise and changed the course of superhero movies for good. Jack Nicholson<\/strong> stars as The Joker, Batman’s iconic arch-nemesis, in this hit film.<\/p>\n “Announcing the 2024 Batman <\/em>in Concert Tour celebrating the iconic original Batman film from (1989),” says the website’s announcement.<\/strong><\/p>\n “This amazing concert experience will allow audiences to watch Batman starring Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson like never before with the full Danny Elfman score performed LIVE by a symphony orchestra.”<\/p>\n The 35th anniversary concert will hit cities like Los Angeles, Washington DC, Atlanta, and more starting January 2024.<\/p>\n Tickets will go on sale<\/strong> on September 15th at 10am on the DC Films in Concert website.<\/p>\n Batman <\/em>(1989) also stars Kim Basinger as reporter Vicki Vale, Billy Dee Williams as District Attourney Harvey Dent, and Michael Gough as Alfred Pennyworth.<\/p>\n If you’re looking for something a little sooner, or more low-key, Cinemark theaters also celebrate Batman Day on September 17th, where they will play a triple feature<\/strong> of Batman classics Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993), Batman (1989), <\/em>and Batman Returns (1992).<\/em><\/p>\n Unable to render YouTube Video.<\/strong><\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/images.toofab.com\/image\/91\/5by4\/2023\/08\/27\/9130b7bca26e43d78ff3e61ab6080ef0_xs.png\")
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