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How to watch 'We Chose to Go to the Moon' online — stream space race stage show from anywhere
Enjoy a live broadcast of the dazzling new stage retelling of the space race story from the comfort of your own home
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Humanity's first 239,000-mile voyage to the moon may have taken place more than five decades ago, but the drama of this endeavor, and stories of the individuals who made it happen, still capture our imaginations to this day.
While television screens may have shown countless factual and dramatic retellings of the space race, "We Chose to Go to the Moon" takes the stories to the stage of New York City's renowned Carnegie Hall for an 'immersive performance' that combines music, archival film, and storytelling that puts a fresh spin on one of America's greatest feats.
Below, we explain where you can watch "We Chose to Go to the Moon" online — potentially for free — and from anywhere.
"We Chose to Go to the Moon" is set to be broadcast at 8 p.m. ET and PT on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, on PBS in the United States.
The live show was originally filmed at Carnegie Hall in April 2026, just as NASA's Artemis II was blasting off to send a crew of four astronauts on their mission around the Moon.
"We Chose to Go to the Moon" will be broadcast on PBS in the United States.
That means it can also be streamed simultaneously online via the PBS.org website and via the PBS app for compatible devices, including iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android/Google TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Comcast, Samsung Smart TV, VIZIO, and LG Smart TVs.
Unfortunately, PBS streaming and broadcasts are geo-blocked for those trying to access them from outside the United States.