Ghostlight · design review
Pick the front door.
Every direction for the homepage, in one place. The current build, ten looks across Broadway's whole spectrum, and a set drawn from the design language of shows on stage right now. Click any to see it full-screen; the bar at the bottom jumps between them. Tell me which lands and I'll make it the real front door.
The current site
Across the spectrum
From the Playbill in your hand to the neon over 42nd Street.
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Marquee Lights
Times Square at midnight — chase bulbs, neon
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Playbill Yellow
The program — unmistakably Broadway
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Golden Age Deco
1927 — sunbursts, gilt, Gatsby glamour
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Velvet & Gilt
Opera house — curtains, chandelier, gold
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Revolution
Hamilton — parchment, ink, a rising star
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Downtown
Off-Off punk — xerox zine, one shock color
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Spotlight Noir
One light in the dark — cinematic, minimal
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Disney Spectacle
Jewel tones, sparkles, magic — maximal
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Neon Megamusical
The 80s — synth grid, laser glow
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Modern Editorial
Smart but alive — gorgeous type, bold color
Inspired by shows on stage now
The visual language of current Broadway — led by Cats: The Jellicle Ball.
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Ballroom
after Cats: The Jellicle Ball — vogue, runway, category is…
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Emerald
after Wicked — emerald green, defying gravity, pink-vs-green
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Marigold
after Hadestown — art nouveau, New Orleans gold, lantern glow
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Queens
after SIX — pop concert, neon Tudor, the remix
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Rouge
after Moulin Rouge! — red velvet, glitter, can-can maximalism
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Kit Kat Club
after Cabaret — decadent Weimar, green & gold, willkommen
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