Calling All Artists! Beetlejuice Announces Broadway Fan Contest

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Accepted submissions will be displayed on a wall at the Marquis Theatre. 


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Dan Meyer
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Beetlejuice is going beyond haunted houses and graveyards to include its many fans in the show. The Broadway musical is now accepting fan art to include on a mural outside the Marquis Theatre in the alley between 46th and 47th Streets in NYC. The move expands upon Beetlejuice’s popularity with the TikTok generation thanks to its catchy tunes and kooky characters. 

To be considered, fans must submit their Beetlejuice-inspired work by March 11 at 11:59 Eastern. The display will be unveiled when performances begin April 8. Click here for a full set of rules and instructions. 

As previously announced, the musical welcomes back Alex Brightman, who earned a Tony nomination for his performance as the titular demon, along with Kerry Butler as Barbra, David Josefsberg as Adam, Leslie Rodriguez Kritzer as Delia, Adam Dannheisser as Charles, Kelvin Moon Loh as Otho, Danny Rutigliano as Maxie Dean, and Dana Steingold as Girl Scout. New to the company are Elizabeth Teeter as Lydia Deetz, Michelle Aravena as Miss Argentina and Zonya Love as Maxine Dean/Juno.

Rounding out the cast are Kate Bailey, Will Blum, Ryan Breslin, Natalie Charle Ellis, Brooke Engen, Eric Anthony Johnson, Andrew Kober, Elliott Mattox, Mateo Melendez, Ramone Owens, Commodore C. Primous III, Nevada Riley, and Graham Stevens.

Beetlejuice is directed by Moulin Rouge! The Musical Tony winner Alex Timbers. The score is by Eddie Perfect, with a book by Scott Brown and Anthony King, orchestrations by Kris Kukul, and choreography by Connor Gallagher. The musical originally opened on Broadway on April 25, 2019 and scored eight Tony nominations that year.

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Dan Meyer

After 4 years in the biz, Dan swapped out theatre for sports and is now a researcher at NBC Olympics. Spectacle remains a key passion and is dedicated to building bridges between different forms of entertainment. He has worked as a writer and editor at Theatrely and Playbill, covering Broadway and beyond. In addition, he has been published in Rolling Stone, Spy, and others.

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