"We wanted to be able to tell a stand-alone story and still … I think even on YouTube, it’s hard to break through the noise. I think [Dear Evan Hansen songwriters Benj] Pasek and [Justin] Paul and Lin-Manuel [Miranda] started that. This time, it’s Bridgerton. “Bridgerton: The Musical” is taking on a life of its own, with Barlow and Bear fielding interview requests from Playbill, Variety, NPR, the BBC, SiriusXM radio and others. Yes, a musical. I think there is sort of a pocket that I’ve found on TikTok, even before ‘Bridgerton,’ of just really creative, talented people who have not been discovered yet,” Barlow says. They also have received acknowledgment from Bridgerton cast member Jonathan Bailey (who plays Anthony Bridgerton), who has his own ties to the the stage—like starring as Jamie in the 2016 London production of Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five Years alongside Samantha Barks. That’d be great, that’s the dream, too.”. See what's coming to HBO Max, Hulu, Netflix, and more this month. As Barlow and Bear have continued posting TikToks of their new songs and progress, people from all over the world have posted videos of them singing along, choreographing a dance or suggesting cast members. Following season one’s release on December 25, the Shondaland-produced series quickly inspired a flurry of social media reactions and responses. “I am a big Bridgerton fan, so when Abigail Barlow's original TikTok showed up on my For You Page, I was absolutely enamored with it—especially when she introduced Emily Bear as her writing partner! Beyond being one of the masterminds behind the show, Barlow has hopes of starring on the stage herself, as Daphne. “We wanted to do what Bridgerton did, which is take this 1800s period piece and infuse it with modern elements,” says Bear. ##duet with @abigailbarlowww my formal application to be the duke of bridgertontok. Listen to the track above. Their passion sparks passion. Let me know if you want to see how I made it! Soon Barlow and her writing partner Emily Bear were writing more songs and releasing TikToks for each of Bridgerton’s leading characters, with Bear … Bridgerton: The Musical creators Abigal Barlow and Emily Bear spoke to Today about how their social media show came together. “With COVID-19, too, it’s going to be a while before season two is up, and fans will want content, so we’re excited that we can create something for them.". ##stitch with @laurenzima @emilythebear BYE ##bridgertonmusical. But the vocals for Simon are so beautiful, Simon would absolutely be my dream role. Just two weeks after Barlow’s initial TikTok, she and Bear are now hunkering down to finish orchestrating their songs and craft more tracks for a full-fledge Bridgerton musical. “But the dream, of course, would be Broadway. It’s an immersive experience that can’t be replicated, but while we all wait with bated breath to sit in those velvet-lined seats again, pop-singer Abigail Barlow and piano prodigy Emily Bear have been keeping us company with their budding project, Bridgerton the … Perhaps it was due to the show’s score by Kris Bowers and soundtrack by the Vitamin String Quartet, featuring classical covers of Ariana Grande and Billie Eilish, or maybe it was the red-hot drama that unfolds during its eight episodes, but Barlow immediately felt that the concept belonged on a Broadway stage. “We have a lot of different options right now, because not only have people been paying attention, but now also the executives are paying attention,” Bear says. As for what’s next, Barlow and Bear keep mum, but say that both a concept album and Broadway are possibilities. ##singing ##bridgerton ##simon, Daly adds, “In the series, Simon is a Black romantic lead. When the Netflix series “Bridgerton” debuted on Dec. 25, 22-year-old singer-songwriter Abigail Barlow and 19-year-old pianist and composer Emily Bear binge-watched the … Abigail Barlow, left, and Emily Bear are the creative duo behind Bridgerton the musical. Bridgerton, a Regency-era bodice ripper, produced by Shonda Rhimes, has quickly became the most-streamed series on Netflix. Barlow & Bear. Abigail’s Socials. “[Sir Henry Granville] says, ‘You have no idea what it’s like to be in a room with someone you can’t live without and feel like you’re oceans away from them,’ and I was like ‘That’s a song!’ So I went to my piano and made a TikTok, and it happened to resonate with everyone.”, Ignore the terrible ✨queens English✨ ##IsThisAvailable ##fyp. “I do think that the pop music set to strings, all of the modernized pop music in the show, it created almost a genre of its own,” Barlow says. In the News: Watch Shoshana Bean Perform 'Amplify' From Maestra Music, 17 Broadway Plays and Musicals You Can Watch On Stage From Home, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Dr. Fauci, More Will Appear in COVID-19 Vaccine NBC Special, Berkshire Theatre Group Sets Outdoor 2021 Season With. “I sort of started writing from Daphne’s perspective, and I feel like I am a hopeless romantic and very naive like she once was,” Barlow says. A simple piano ballad, the song explores Daphne’s emotions when she begins to fall for Simon in the midst of their faux romance. 2021 TikTok Bridgerton the Musical on TikTok - The Ruse Lyrics Written by Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear. “We want to be fresh and exciting,” says Barlow. Instagram Twitter YOUTUBE TIKTOK. “We’re trying to keep our wits about us and finish the project as well, just so that we have something solid to share with people,” Barlow adds. This allows Black and Brown audience members to be invested in the universe of the story—the beautiful, complex, 19th century world that is the Bridgerton universe.”. Reposting this INCREDIBLE CHOREOGRAPHY BY @elchoreography because WHATTT #bridgertonmusical. Broadway stars Norm Lewis and Kelli O'Hara will also perform in-person concerts. I think even on YouTube, it’s hard to break through the noise. The support is absurd and what we needed to be like, ‘Okay, this is something that could go the distance.'”. Emily is just a musical beast!” says Daly. Bridgerton, a Regency-era bodice ripper, produced by Shonda Rhimes, has quickly became the most-streamed series on Netflix. “And some people love to help with that, so the audience of ‘Bridgerton: The Musical’ has also been a huge help in helping us write it, which is so magical.”. Barlow and Bear don’t know what form it will be taking yet—they said it could be a Broadway stage, a live-streamed TikTok concert, or a concept album. The pair shared an exclusive listen to the full song “Balancing the Scales,” which would be performed by Daphne, Lady Violet Bridgerton, and Lady Danbury. The new Netflix series, which announced its season two renewal January 21, is described as a Regency-era Gossip Girl, following a group of families as they navigate London’s marriage and social scene. They even started doing livestreams on TikTok and Instagram documenting their songwriting process, allowing “Bridgerton: The Musical” enthusiasts to have even more of an input. And we’re reaching people that we’d never be able to reach on any other platform.”, It’s a very exciting time for music and for musical theater,” Barlow says. It feels magical when we create together,” adds Barlow. Reposting this INCREDIBLE CHOREOGRAPHY BY @elchoreography because WHATTT �������� ##bridgertonmusical, SET MODEL for ##bridgertonmusical based on my original design! Wouldn’t that be nice, if the world opened back up and we could put on ‘Bridgerton: The Musical?'”. “If this is what you call a honeymoon/ Pacing round our separate rooms/ Running from our elaborate ruse/ We’re doomed,” Barlow sings as Daphne in the beginning of the song. LUNDEN: Barlow and Bear's frequent postings have even been noticed by "Bridgerton" cast members. I think that's very evident in the public response that they've gotten.”. But on TikTok, the algorithm’s so specific that if one person sees your stuff and thinks you’re great, the rest of the world will be able to see it too.”, he fact that we can reach so many people and talk back and forth with them and discuss ideas and thoughts, it’s like we’re workshopping it instantly. When the Netflix series “Bridgerton” debuted on Dec. 25, 22-year-old singer-songwriter Abigail Barlow and 19-year-old pianist and composer Emily Bear binge-watched the entire show in a matter of days, as did as did millions of other households, making it Netflix’s most-watched original series. I think there is sort of a pocket that I’ve found on TikTok, even before ‘Bridgerton,’ of just really creative, talented people who have not been discovered yet,” Barlow says. “I’m often asked what my dream role is, and I typically say that it hasn’t been written yet. The first song from Barlow and Bear is “Ocean Away,” a song that begins from the perspective of Bridgerton season 1 heroine Daphne Bridgerton. “It allowed me as a pop writer and [Bear] with lots of education and a pop writer in her own right, to be able to sit down and be like, ‘How do we infuse pop into this Regency Era project, in a way that almost goes unnoticed but makes you feel like you’re part of the experience?'”. ♬ original sound – Abigail Barlow. Beyond the mainstream audience, Barlow and Bear’s idea has gained recognition from Samantha Barks, who portrayed Éponine in the 2012 film adaptation of “Les Misérables,” as well as a large percentage of the “Bridgerton” cast and Julia Quinn, the author of the “Bridgerton” novels. “Bridgerton: The Musical” is taking on a life of its own, with Barlow and Bear fielding interview requests from Playbill, Variety, NPR, the BBC, SiriusXM radio and others. While most have been hoping that things associated with 2020 stay in 2020, there's one beloved trend following us into 2021: TikTok musical adaptations. This motif sparked “Daphne’s Song,” of which Barlow posted a snippet to TikTok on Jan. 10. Reopening is on the horizon. If I Were a Man is a demo for the up and coming Bridgerton Musical, written by Barlow and her writing partner and composer, Emily Bear. Since forming the partnership, Barlow and Bear have written nine more songs, with a 10th almost finished. Sign up for exclusive discounts and save up to 50% on tickets! Meet Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear, creators of "Bridgerton: The Musical." The ‘Bridgerton Musical’ community has since adapted Barlow and Bear’s project into Playbill art, choreographed dances, set designs, production and merchandise ideas. © Copyright 2021 Variety Media, LLC, a subsidiary of Penske Business Media, LLC. Unable to be with his true love at a ball, he tells Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson): “You have no idea what it’s like to be in a room with someone you can’t live without, and feel like they’re oceans away from you.”. “As young women, we try to say everything in a clever way. Abigail Barlow & Emily Bear - Ocean Away (Bridgerton: The Musical) (Letras y canción para escuchar) - [Daphne / What a beautiful party / I'm looking up at the ceiling a lot / The chandelier is so sparkly / You never said sorry / Guess you forgot / Or / Maybe “So as soon as I finished binging it, I just kept picking all of these little moments that are so iconically written in the show and started developing this idea.”, The particular piece of dialogue that started it all was spoken by Lord Henry Granville (Julian Ovenden), who is revealed to be in a secret relationship with Lord Wetherby (Ned Porteous). “It’s special. CLICK HERE . Barlow and her writing partner Emily Bear have "big dreams" of turning it into a full-scale production. Produced by Barlow & Bear. Get an exclusive sneak peek at a clue package for The Bee inside. “It’s just, the gatekeepers that be are kind of no longer in power. ##bridgerton ##setdesign ##musicaltheatre. the winner of Playbill’s 2020 Search for a Star contest. Bridgerton is based on a book series by Julia Quinn of the same name. Barlow and Bear say they have taken everyone’s suggestions in stride, tweaking and adding to their own compositions. And we’re reaching people that we’d never be able to reach on any other platform.”. Liam Daniel / Netflix Among them, TikTok creator Abigail Barlow, who shared a musical theatre take with a song from the perspective of Daphne Bridgerton, the series’ leading lady. The musical concept took off garnering support from lovers of the show. The music duo took the social media platform by storm after releasing songs they'd written and composed based on Netflix's "biggest series ever," Bridgerton. Ocean Away - Bridgerton Musical: Abigail Barlow & Emily Bear I loved that Bridgerton includes Black and Brown characters in spaces that have historically excluded them. “We both have written with so many different people since and before we moved to L.A., but nothing has quite felt like this,” Bear says. “But honestly, we want to bring something new to these characters as well.”Igor Kasyanyuk Bridgerton… The duet between Daly and Barlow garnered the attention of Netflix’s official TikTok account and even carried over to the streaming platform’s other social media channels. But no matter what happens with “Bridgerton: The Musical,” Barlow believes the world of theater post-COVID will be a more inclusive place, in part because of the ideas that have sparked from TikTok. Read Next: Demi Lovato Turns a Recovery Narrative Into Musical Theater in ‘Dancing With the Devil… The Art of Starting Over’: Album Review, It definitely couldn’t have happened on any other platform. Not long after it premiered on Christmas, two young songwriters asked on TikTok: "Ok but what if Bridgerton was a musical?" Her partner, 19-year-old Emily Bear, is trained in classical and jazz piano and has worked with Quincy Jones. Being able to contribute and continue that movement is really special and dear to our hearts.”. And I think that is very, very specific to TikTok. The people have the power, and that’s an exciting thing.”. And I think that is very, very specific to TikTok. “I can’t even drink champagne/ No, without seeing your face/ Am I the one to blame?/ When we’re dancing in the same room, but you’re an ocean away,” Barlow sings in a breathy mixed voice. “We have a lot of exciting paths that could happen, and we’re talking to a lot of different people,” says Bear. After several super successful videos, Abigail enlisted the help of her "writing partner," 19-year old composer Emily Bear, and together they're working on Bridgerton The Musical as the duo Barlow & Bear. “I mean, ‘Ratatouille,’ for example, was such a huge, huge thing that raised so much money and discovered so many incredible talents. Not long after it premiered on Christmas, two young songwriters asked on TikTok: "Ok but what if Bridgerton was a musical?" 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The two friends binge-watched Netflix ' s Bridgerton, just like us, except they saw potential to build upon it—into a musical.A musical? The Shed Artistic Director Alex Poots discusses the many precautions that have been taken to help ensure everyone's safety. Variety and the Flying V logos are trademarks of Variety Media, LLC. And like its TikTok musical predecessor, Ratatouille, Bridgerton has been inspiring creatives beyond songwriters and musicians, including choreography from @elchoreography and scenic design from @katieoxmanofficial. But on TikTok, the algorithm’s so specific that if one person sees your stuff and thinks you’re great, the rest of the world will be able to see it too.”, Bear adds: “The fact that we can reach so many people and talk back and forth with them and discuss ideas and thoughts, it’s like we’re workshopping it instantly. The first season of the show was based on Julia’s first book in the series, The Duke and I.The next book is titled The Viscount Who Loved Me and follows Daphne’s brother, Lord Anthony Bridgerton, who is played by Jonathan Bailey. And boy, do the people love it. Both Pasek and Paul and Miranda are no strangers to seeing their own work on stage and screen, so which medium is the Bridgerton TikTok musical heading towards? “You get to see the highs, the lows, the a-ha moments and the moments where we’re absolutely stuck,” Bear says of the livestreams. And after watching their videos, it ' s all we can think about. The Tracy Letts play intends to reopen on Broadway in March 2022. I’m pitchy but I’m having too much fun writing this ✨ #IsThisAvailable #fyp. Emily’s Socials. They're also interested in working alongside up-and-coming artists—like Daly— while carrying out this vision. The Netflix hit "Bridgerton" inspired two TikTok users to write a bunch of original songs. Musical theater on TikTok has become the latest viral trend, in part thanks to Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear. “Julia Quinn has reached out to us and is wowed by what we’re doing. Each book in the series follows a different member of the Bridgerton family. While those who watched ‘Bridgerton’ in its initial release month were drawn in by its promise of drama, gossip, and scandal, new audiences are being pulled in by its new, free advertising – viral internet trends and TikTok videos. “I’d be happy if I were cast as a floorboard—I’m just so inspired by the work that Abigail and Emily are doing,” says Daly. The trio joins Emma Thompson, Lashana Lynch, and Alisha Weir in the cast. Bridgerton — recently named Netflix's "biggest show ever" by the streaming giant — is getting a musical makeover thanks to 22-year-old Abigail Barlow and 19-year-old Emily Bear. Listen to “Balancing the Scales” from writers Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear. Photo: Bridgerton Fever. “It’s a nice little balance, because you’ll have the musical theater geeks who are like, ‘Oh this is dope,’ and then also the mainstream audience who’s like, ‘Oh, I’ve never liked musicals before, but for some reason I like this.'”. That just doesn't happen in period pieces. “I know both of us have been in rooms with like, huge songwriters and artists and everything, and there’s something to say about being in the room with someone who is close to your age and you don’t feel like one or the other has, like, a serious leg up,” Bear says. (SOUNDBITE OF INTERVIEW) “There are just so many pieces of dialogue in this show that write songs themselves. The compositions include songs for the characters Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan), Eloise Bridgerton (Claudia Jessie), opera singer Siena Rosso (Sabrina Bartlett) and Lady Violet (Ruth Gemmell), the matriarch of the Bridgerton family. ... Never an offer from a Bridgerton And Colin will never see Behind the yellow that covers me Absolutely blown away by the Bridgerton musical playing out on TikTok, Standing ovation for @abigailbarloww & @nick_t_daly pic.twitter.com/hoHsDtNyAE. But, within the show — which is set in Regency Era London and follows the elaborate ruse-gone-wrong of Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor) and the Duke of Hastings, Simon Basset (Regé-Jean Page) — Barlow and Bear found a wealth of musical inspiration. Maybe they are things that have been said before but they have never been said in the way we want to say them.”, Bear adds, “It’s really cool to see mainstream audiences fall in love with musical theatre again. “We’re writing a song right now for the Queen called ‘Entertain Me,’ and the string part and the bass of it sounds almost straightforward classical, but then we have pop elements and a pop melody,” Bear says. 5 Takeaways From the 1st COVID Theatre Think Tank Town Hall, Andrea Riseborough, Stephen Graham, Sindhu Vee Board Netflix's, The Shed, One of New York's 'Flex Venues,' Opens Its Doors to the Public Beginning April 2.

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