How did the design process begin? Scenic designer Beowulf Boritt started with the text. "Be More Chill is a temptation ... Beowulf had the circuitry on the floor, so I wondered what that would ...

Outstanding Projection Design: Alex Basco Koch was nominated but did not win. Outstanding New Broadway Musical: Be More Chill was nominated but did not win. Outstanding New Score: Joe Iconis was ...

To quote a song from the tenacious – and tenaciously enjoyable – Be More Chill, the Joe Iconis-Joe ... The costumes, the scenic design, the projections of computer gimcrackery and video ...

From the moment they arrived for their Tiny Desk debut, the cast and crew of the Broadway musical Be More Chill radiated kind ... tentative that they seem, by design, almost nonexistent.

and sound design by Gareth Owen. Be More Chill opened in the U.K. in February 2020, just before the pandemic forced the closure of theatres. It returned with its full original London cast ...

A version of this review of “Be More Chill” was first published for the ... a drawn-out Keanu Reeves impersonation, Tam sports two floor-length ensembles that look like something Bob Mackie ...

In "Be More Chill" -- a high-energy ... Dane Laffrey's scenic design honors the show's creativity and makes impressive use of the stage, with just a few beams to form the backdrops of school ...

“Be More Chill” is already a Broadway Cinderella story. A tale of nerdy teen angst and technology by songwriter Joe Iconis and bookwriter Joe Tracz, this geek-love, sci-fi, high school musical ...

How did the composer turn a low-profile musical with the tween-friendly title Be More Chill, originally staged to little fanfare three years ago at a New Jersey regional theater, into a sold-out ...

Technology plays a major role onstage in “Be More Chill,” the high school-set musical that uses a brain altering super-computer — masquerading as a popularity drug — as a plot device to ...