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Music Joe Iconis
Lyrics Joe Iconis
Book Joe Tracz
Basis Be More Chill
by Ned Vizzini
Premiere May thirty, 2015: Ii River Theatre, Red Bank, New Bailiwick of jersey
Productions 2015 New Bailiwick of jersey
2018 Off-Broadway
2019 Broadway
2020 Off W Terminate
2021 West End

Exist More Chill is a musical with original music and lyrics by Joe Iconis, and a book past Joe Tracz, based on the 2004 novel of the same name by Ned Vizzini.[1] After a 2015 regional theatre production, the musical premiered off-Broadway in 2018. A Broadway product began previews on February xiii, 2019, and officially opened on March 10, 2019. The Broadway production airtight on August 11, 2019. An Off West End product opened on February xviii, 2020 and temporarily closed on March 16, 2020, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic with the production being cancelled on June iii, 2020. In 2021, it was announced that the production, featuring the original London cast, would resume performances on the Westward Stop at the Shaftesbury Theatre for a 10-week run starting June thirty.[ii] A Chicago production was set to open in July 2020.

As of 2018, a moving picture adaptation is in development.[3]

Productions [edit]

Original New Jersey production [edit]

The musical premiered on May thirty, 2015 at the Ii River Theater in Red Banking concern, New Bailiwick of jersey.[iv] Information technology ran until June 28, 2015.[v] The production was directed by Stephen Brackett and featured orchestrations done by Charlie Rosen, music management by Nathan Matriarch, and choreography by Chase Brock.[vi] It featured Will Connolly as Jeremy, Eric William Morris equally The SQUIP (an acronym for "Super Quantum Unit Intel Processor"), George Salazar as Michael, and Stephanie Hsu as Christine, equally well as Katie Ladner, Lauren Marcus, Jake Boyd, Gerard Canonico, Kaitlyn Carlson, and Paul Whitty. The musical was commissioned by Two River Theater in 2011 as part of their new play development plan.[7] [8]

Original Off-Broadway production [edit]

After mixed reviews in its out of town tryouts, the testify did not receive another product. In early 2017, the show began to gain traction online. A cast recording of the original production entered Billboard Cast Album chart's Top x in July 2017. This led to the testify getting an Off-Broadway product in 2018.[nine]

Be More than Chill ran Off-Broadway at the Irene Diamond Stage at the Pershing Square Signature Eye. It began previews July 26, 2018, officially opening on August 9, 2018. It was originally scheduled to close on September 23, 2018 only was given a one-week extension after selling out and airtight on September 30, 2018.[x] [11] This product featured several original cast members including Hsu, Salazar, Canonico, Carlson, and Marcus reprising their respective roles. New cast members included Will Roland as Jeremy, Jason Tam equally the SQUIP, Britton Smith equally Jake, Tiffany Isle of mann as Jenna, and Jason "Sweettooth" Williams as Mr. Heere.[12] The production also added Emily Marshall as its music director.[13]

Original Broadway production [edit]

On September 5, 2018 a Broadway production was announced. Preview performances at the Lyceum Theatre began on February 13, 2019 and the bear witness officially opened on March ten, 2019.[fourteen] The Broadway transfer was estimated to cost $9.five million according to atomic number 82 producer Jerry Goehring.[15] On Dec xviii, 2018, it was announced that the entire Off-Broadway cast would reprise their roles for the Broadway product. Understudies and covers for the Broadway production featured Cameron Bond, Anthony Chatmon II, Morgan Siobhan Dark-green, Troy Iwata, George Salazar, Talia Suskauer, and Joel Waggoner.[16] The production announced its closing on June xx, 2019 and airtight on August 11, 2019, playing 30 previews and 177 performances.[17]

Original London production [edit]

Be More Chill announced a London run on September 29, 2019. Previews began at The Other Palace on February 12, 2020, with an opening night fix for February xviii, 2020.[18] [19] On December 9, 2019, casting for the London production was announced, with Scott Folan every bit Jeremy, Blake Patrick Anderson as Michael, Miracle Hazard as Christine, and Stewart Clarke every bit the SQUIP. Other cast members included Renée Lamb, Millie O'Connell, Eloise Davies, James Hameed, Miles Paloma, and Christopher Fry.[xx] [21] Although the product was scheduled to shut on June 14, 2020, it was announced on June 3 that all remaining performances of the evidence would be cancelled following its early on closure on March xvi, 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[22]

On May fourteen, 2021, it was announced that the product would transfer to London'southward West End, resuming performances at the Shaftesbury Theatre for a ten-week run, with the original London cast reprising their roles.[2] The prove opened on June 30 and airtight on September v, 2021.

Original Chicago production [edit]

On December 12, 2019, the show announced that it would accept an 18-calendar week limited engagement run open in Chicago at the Apollo Theater. Previews were prepare to begin April 17, 2020, with an opening night gear up for April 26, 2020.[23] [24] [25] Nevertheless, considering of the COVID-nineteen pandemic, the show'south previews were postponed to July vii, 2020, and the opening night was moved to July 17, 2020.[26] The pb role of Jeremy will be played by Liam Oh, while other cast members volition include Jeremiah Alsop as Michael, Rebecca Hurd as Christine, Teresa LaGamba as Jenna, Michelle Lauto as Chloe, Eben One thousand. Logan as Brooke, Billy Rude as Jake, Koray Tarhan every bit Rich, and Alex Goodrich as Mr. Heere/Mr. Reyes. The thespian playing the role of the SQUIP is yet to be announced.[27] Due to unforeseen circumstances Exist More Chill announced that the product at the Apollo Theater have been cancelled.[28]

Plot [edit]

Act One [edit]

Jeremy Heere, a high school junior, is a social outcast. He lives with his recently divorced father, who works from dwelling house and makes Jeremy uncomfortable by refusing to habiliment pants in the business firm. At school, Jeremy is bullied by popular student Rich Goranski, who writes "boyf" on his haversack. His "best friend", Michael Mell (on whose backpack Rich has written "riends"), tries to comfort Jeremy by telling him that being a loser is okay. Jeremy'southward long-time crush Christine Canigula signs up for the school play, and he decides to as well. Jeremy wonders if someone can help him ("More than Survive").

Equally they wait for the starting time play rehearsal to begin, Christine professes her honey of theatre to Jeremy, because she can play dissimilar people and e'er knows what to say and performs ("I Love Play Rehearsal"). The drama teacher, Mr. Reyes, reveals that the school play will be A Midsummer Nighttime's Dream set in a post-apocalyptic future, re-titled A Midsummer Nightmare (Virtually Zombies). During rehearsal, Jake Dillinger, one of the popular boys, flirts with Christine, making Jeremy jealous ("More Survive (Reprise)").

Jeremy is confronted in the bathroom past Rich, who tells Jeremy how he managed his rise to popularity: as an unpopular freshman, he took a pill called a "Super Quantum Unit of measurement Intel Processor"—a "SQUIP"—containing a computer that implants itself within the user'due south brain and tells the user what to do and say. Rich suggests that Jeremy buy one in order to become libation ("The Squip Song").

While playing video games with Michael, Jeremy tells him nearly Rich's offering. Later an bad-mannered chat with his dad (withal not wearing pants), Jeremy decides to cheque the SQUIP out. Jeremy assures Michael that, no matter what happens, they'll always be a team ("Two-Player Game").

The two visit the mall to buy the SQUIP from a dealer at Payless ShoeSource. Jeremy, as instructed, swallows information technology with green Mountain Dew. When the SQUIP activates, it causes Jeremy to take a seizure in front of Christine and Jake ("The Squip Enters"). The SQUIP (in the guise of Keanu Reeves), criticizes Jeremy's appearance, personality, and behavior, telling him that everything about him is terrible ("Be More than Chill, Pt. 1"). The SQUIP orders him to go to a store to buy a new Eminem shirt. Jeremy picks upward a woman's shirt and encounters two popular girls from school, Brooke Lohst and Chloe Valentine, and the SQUIP helps Jeremy fabricate a story in order to create empathy with the 2 girls. They offering Jeremy a ride domicile ("Practise You lot Wanna Ride?"), which the SQUIP demands he accept, but Jeremy declines considering he does not wish to leave Michael in the mall. The girls leave, and the SQUIP lies to Jeremy and tells him that Michael has left the mall. It tells him that in order for its plan to improve his social standing to work, Jeremy needs to obey every order it gives him ("Be More than Chill, Pt. ii").

The next day, Jeremy heads to school with renewed conviction, wondering if he might be less invisible than before. The SQUIP delves into the inner psyche of the student trunk around him, giving Jeremy insight on the fears and insecurities of his beau peers. Jeremy'south SQUIP syncs itself with Rich's, instantly making them friends. Jeremy heads confidently to the play rehearsal ("Sync Up"). Christine tells Jeremy nearly her feelings for a guy she knows, who Jeremy initially believes is himself, but who turns out to be Jake ("A Guy That I'd Kinda Be Into").

Afterward, the SQUIP informs Jeremy that Christine won't date him until his social standing drastically improves. Encouraging Jeremy to utilise an interested Brooke as a stepping stone to greater popularity, he hooks up with her, while Jake asks Christine to come to his house ("Upgrade"). Overwhelmed, Jeremy asks the SQUIP to shut itself off for a few minutes. Immediately, Jeremy sees Michael and is elated simply Michael states that Jeremy has been ignoring him all solar day. The SQUIP explains that it was using "optic nerve blocking" to block Michael from Jeremy'southward vision and that in guild to be more popular he has to "upgrade to Jeremy 2.0." Jeremy eventually decides he is tired of being a loser and turns on optic nerve blocking, leaving him solitary with the SQUIP ("Loser Geek Whatever").

Act 2 [edit]

On Halloween, Jake hosts a big party that features alcohol and other shenanigans ("Halloween"). Christine arrives in her Juliet princess costume because of Jake'due south past compliment on information technology, hoping to please Jake, only he brushes her bated to party. Jeremy arrives to run into Brooke, but Chloe, who is jealous of Brooke, tries to seduce Jeremy. Jeremy is uncomfortable and tries to get away, but the SQUIP forces him to remain in the state of affairs as information technology escalates to Chloe making out with Jeremy ("Do You Wanna Hang?"). Chloe also has Jeremy drink alcohol, causing the SQUIP to malfunction, and then feigns having sex with him, angering Jake and breaking Brooke's heart.

Fleeing from Jake and the girls, Jeremy runs into a bath, where he finds Michael, who has crashed the political party. Michael tries to warn Jeremy of the dangers of the SQUIP, explaining that someone ended up in a mental infirmary after they went crazy trying to become it out of their head. Jeremy accuses Michael of being jealous of his popularity and calls him a loser. Michael, devastated and angry, locks himself in the bathroom, where he has a panic assault and sensory overload as he mourns the loss of his best and only friend ("Michael in the Bathroom"). Jeremy talks to Christine without the SQUIP's aid and he asks her out in a flare-up of confidence ("A Guy That I'd Kinda Be Into (Reprise)"). Christine, who has found herself in an existential crisis afterwards breaking up with Jake, declines.

Meanwhile, Rich goes around the party frantically asking people for Mount Dew Ruby-red. Jeremy's SQUIP finally reactivates and reviews the events of the dark, prompting Jeremy to get out the party immediately. Rich, lone and desperate, talks to his SQUIP and so sets the house on burn. The next morning, Jenna Rolan, the school gossip, informs everyone that Rich had burned down Jake's house at the end of the party, sending Rich to the infirmary and causing Jake to intermission both of his legs jumping out of a window while trying to escape. The news spreads throughout the school through text and tweeting ("The Smartphone 60 minutes (Rich Gear up a Burn down)").

At abode, Jeremy is confronted by his male parent (still not wearing pants), who brings up Jeremy's new personality and change in attitude. Jeremy reprimands his father for his behavior since the divorce, calling him a loser as well. Shaken by Jeremy'due south words, Mr. Heere realizes that something is very incorrect and that he must take charge. He tracks downwardly Michael and asks him to not requite up on his friend. Michael reluctantly agrees to assist, on the condition that Mr. Heere puts on some pants and becomes a better male parent ("The Pants Song").

As the cast prepares for the play, Jeremy encounters Christine, who is shaken and upset about the fire. Jeremy is unhappy with the relationships he has damaged and angrily blames the SQUIP for his misfortunes. The SQUIP instead blames it on "human error" and tells Jeremy he tin can improve the lives of the rest of the students, and eventually the whole world, by providing them all with SQUIPs. In Rich'southward locker, Jeremy finds a box total of SQUIPs, which Jeremy then pours into a beaker of Mountain Dew ("The Distressing Children").

Backstage during the play, Christine confronts Jeremy over his use of the SQUIP, causing him to doubt the plan. However, the SQUIP has already begun to take over others in the play. The SQUIP reveals its intention to sync the unabridged student torso, and so the whole world. Jeremy comes to a realization: Mountain Dew activates the SQUIP, while Mountain Dew Red deactivates it. Michael reappears from the audience with a bottle of Mountain Dew Ruby, which he gives to Jeremy after making him repent for his actions, simply a SQUIPed Jake dumps well-nigh of it out. Jeremy and Michael fight off the controlled students until the SQUIP reveals that Christine has been SQUIPed, and under its influence, she professes her love for Jeremy. Jeremy, however, realizes this is not what he had wanted and makes Christine drink the concluding of the blood-red Mountain Dew: this causes a chain reaction that destroys the rest of the SQUIPs ("The Play").

Jeremy wakes upwardly in the hospital, sharing a room with Rich, who proudly comes out to Jeremy every bit bisexual and is ready to finally be who he really is. Michael visits Jeremy and the two reconcile, and Mr. Heere (finally wearing pants) visits Jeremy every bit well, informing him that he'll exist a improve dad. Surrounded by his friends and family, Jeremy realizes that in that location will ever be outside influences, but he needs to learn to brand upwards his own heed instead. He asks Christine out again, and she accepts, kissing him.. The SQUIP reveals itself to notwithstanding exist live, weakly taunting Jeremy from within his caput, but Jeremy ignores information technology, happily proclaiming that "of all the voices in my caput, the loudest 1 is mine" ("Voices in My Head").

Musical numbers [edit]

Source:[one]

Notes
  1. ^ Added to the Original Broadway production to replace "More than Than Survive (Reprise ii)".
  2. ^ Renamed "The SQUIP Stalks" in the Broadway production.
  3. ^ Added to the Original Broadway production.
  4. ^ Prior to the Off-Broadway production, the order of "The Pants Song" and "The Pitiful Children" was reversed.

Roles and original casts [edit]

Original productions [edit]

Source:[12]

Graphic symbol World Premiere (2015)
Two River Theatre 		Workshop Cast (2016)
Feinstein's/54 Beneath 		Off-Broadway (2018)
Signature Theatre 		Broadway (2019)
Lyceum Theatre 		Due west End (2021)
Shaftesbury Theatre
Jeremy Heere Will Connolly Will Roland Scott Folan
Michael Mell George Salazar Blake Patrick Anderson
Christine Canigula Stephanie Hsu Miracle Take a chance
The SQUIP Eric William Morris Jason Tam Stewart Clarke
Chloe Valentine Katlyn Carlson Millie O'Connell
Brooke Lohst Lauren Marcus Eloise Davies
Rich Goranski Gerard Canonico James Hameed
Jenna Rolan Katie Ladner Tiffany Isle of mann Renée Lamb
Jake Dillinger Jake Boyd Heath Saunders Britton Smith Miles Paloma
Mr. Heere / Mr. Reyes / Scary Stockboy Paul Whitty Jason "SweetTooth" Williams Christopher Fry

Recording [edit]

The world premiere cast recorded an original bandage anthology on July 21, 2015, which was released on October 31, 2015.[29] The anthology has since received over 350 one thousand thousand streams online.[30] The cast recording was released on vinyl by Ghostlight Records in July 2018.[31] A recording of the song, "Loser Geek Whatsoever" was released as a single on Nov 29, 2018.[32] An original Broadway cast anthology was recorded in March 2019, and released on May 3, 2019.

Awards and honors [edit]

Original Off-Broadway product [edit]

Twelvemonth Award ceremony Category Nominee Outcome
2019
Lucille Lortel Awards[33] Outstanding Projection Design Alex Basco Koch Nominated
Outstanding Featured Extra in a Musical Stephanie Hsu Nominated
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical George Salazar Won
Outstanding Musical Nominated
Off-Broadway Alliance Awards Best New Musical Nominated

Original Broadway production [edit]

Year Award ceremony Category Nominee Consequence
2019 Tony Awards[34] Best Original Score Joe Iconis Nominated
Drama Desk Awards[35] Outstanding Musical Nominated
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical George Salazar Nominated
Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical Stephanie Hsu Nominated
Outstanding Music Joe Iconis Nominated
Outstanding Lyrics Nominated
Outstanding Orchestrations Charlie Rosen Nominated
Outstanding Costume Design for a Musical Bobby Frederick Tilly Ii Nominated
Outstanding Projection Design Alex Basco Koch Nominated
Outer Critics Circle Awards Outstanding New Broadway Musical Nominated
Outstanding New Score Joe Iconis Nominated
Outstanding Featured Histrion in a Musical George Salazar Nominated
Outstanding Projection Pattern Alex Basco Koch Nominated

Reception [edit]

Despite a strong fan following online, the show has received mixed reviews from critics. Terry Teachout of The Wall Street Journal wrote, "Be More Chill is one of the strongest new musicals of the by decade, a charming, astutely crafted tale of neurotic mail service-millennial geeks in love whose appeal is in no fashion limited to those whom it portrays."[36]

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone Mag wrote, "The audiences who made this prove happen digitally are now making pilgrimages to the Lyceum Theater to encounter those songs done live by a talented young cast with plenty juice to ignite every low-cal on Broadway... By the time Jeremy belts out his final number, 'Voices in My Caput,' y'all'll exist hearing those voices, too, in a wow of a musical that comes on like gangbusters."[37]

Reviewing the Off-Broadway product, Ben Brantley of The New York Times called the show "the theatrical equivalent of one of those high-pitched canis familiaris whistles that only those under 25 tin hear," and said that the show would take little to offer for that exterior of its tween fandom, as well equally criticizing the poor lyricism.[38] He updated his review later on seeing the Broadway production and said that even though the show'southward product values accept increased since the Off-Broadway production, it remains "a festival of klutziness" and "the worst of the lot, with a repetitive score, painfully forced rhymes, cartoonish acting and a general arroyo that mistakes decibel level (literally and metaphorically) for emotional intensity."[39]

On the other hand, A.D. Amorosi of Variety chosen the Off-Broadway production "a memorable thrill ride, a zealously caffeinated loftier school musical."[twoscore] Of the Broadway version, Amorosi wrote, "Traditional theatergoing audiences that tend to exist older than the teens and twentysomethings that packed the Off-Broadway run will detect delicious favor in Iconis' contagious melodies and tricky lyrics...Be More Arctic is Broadway's wiliest and socially savviest night out for teens and parents alike."[41]

The Off-Westward Cease production received generally positive reviews from critics. Arifa Akbar of The Guardian said the product was "gloriously like its own thing, filled with astute observation alongside delightfully airheaded humor and storming performances."[42] Claire Allfree of The Telegraph called the product "a coming-of-age story with fabulous, catchy tunes."[43]

Pic adaptation [edit]

On October 20, 2018, 4 months earlier the prove opened on Broadway, it was announced that Shawn Levy's 21 Laps Amusement and Greg Berlanti's Berlanti Productions would partner to produce a moving picture accommodation of the musical, with Joe Iconis serving as executive producer.[3] 20th Century Studios, who acquired the rights prior to their acquisition by The Walt Disney Company, volition distribute.[44]

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External links [edit]

  • Be More Arctic website
  • Opening dark in London coverage

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