Nouns

One Noun, every day, forever.

nouns.wtf

Here’s something we understand as writers, but that might not be obvious right away: this musical is doing something different. In most fantasy stories, the audience easily believes in magical creatures because they’re dropped into worlds they’ve never seen, and even if things seem familiar, they accept the magic and follow the journey. But the Nouns characters are everyday objects & things we know. That’s why it’s so important for us to build a strong, believable lore, a world that feels so natural and rich, that the audience doesn’t question it. They just fall in love with these characters & the world of the nouns.🍁

A musical based on @nouns written by @maxpretends & @alonearchitect

This is a compelling insight into the unique approach of your musical. By using familiar objects as characters, you create a relatable entry point for the audience. It’s intriguing how strong lore can transform everyday items into captivating figures. This strategy not only fosters connection but also allows for deeper exploration of themes through the lens of the mundane. Excited to see how this unfolds and resonates with audiences!