Apple TV‘s “Widow’s Bay”, which received 19 Emmy nominations, is setting a milestone for the streamer as its first series to get a theatrical exposure, reports Deadline.
Apple TV has teamed with Rutgers University, the alma mater of Widow’s Bay creator Katie Dippold, for free, one-night-only fan screenings of the first season’s final three episodes.
The screenings will take place Wednesday, August 12, at select AMC Theaters in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco. For more information on how to attend, click here.
“Widow’s Bay” has been renewed for a second season. You can stream the first season on Apple TV.
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