Grab your broomstick and your bestie: Wicked is returning to theaters on Wednesday, June 4, and it’s bringing the trailer for Wicked: For Good along with it.

The first part of the Broadway musical adaptation hit theaters on Nov. 22, 2024, to critical and commercial acclaim. The final half of the two-part film is slated to arrive in theaters almost exactly one year later, on Nov. 21, 2025. But the Wizard of Oz prequel, which stars Cynthia Erivo as “Wicked Witch” Elphaba and Ariana Grande as the supposedly “good” witch Glinda, is so highly anticipated that even the premiere of its trailer was announced alongside these special one-night screenings taking place in North American theaters this week.

What time are the screenings?

The screenings are scheduled to happen simultaneously across all U.S. time zones, so everyone can watch the trailer at the same time, no matter where they are. They’re slated for this Wednesday at 6 p.m. ET, 5 p.m. CT, 4 p.m. MT, and 3 p.m. PT. After the live screenings, the trailer will be available for all to watch online.

Which theaters are screening Wicked?

The Wicked screenings are not specific to any theater chain. You can look up screenings in your area here.

What is Wicked: For Good about?

Wicked: For Good picks up after Elphaba defied gravity on her broomstick and narrowly escaped the Wizard (Jeff Goldblum) and Madame Morrible (Michelle Yeoh) in order to save the animals subjugated by their tyrannical rule. Meanwhile, Elphaba’s best friend, Glinda — afraid to give up her social status — chose to stay behind rather than join in on her mission.

Wicked: For Good places Glinda and Elphaba on opposite sides of major drama in Oz, with Glinda — who is still dating prince Fiyero (Jonathan Bailey) — acting as the Wizard’s spokesperson. Meanwhile, the Wizard’s henchmen are seeking to find and kill Elphaba, who all of Oz now considers “wicked” thanks to good old-fashioned propaganda.

How will this story end? Well, if you saw The Wizard of Oz, you probably think you know — with Dorothy and company dousing poor Elphie with water and killing her. Yet Wicked: For Good may surprise you — at least, if you haven’t seen the musical.