#MyBroadwayLoveStory IN PARTNERSHIP WITH GOLDSTAR

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been sharing our Broadway born friendships through a little tour de Broadway c/o Goldstar. With Valentine’s Day coming up (it’s Thursday !!), we really can’t imagine a more fitting way to celebrate love than a night at Broadway. We reflected on a few stories of how Broadway united us with our best friends and to celebrate V Day this year, we want to hear about your Broadway love moments. 

We love a creative plot line so here’s the gig… basically anything symbolizing love + Broadway for you, we want to hear about it. So whether you’re enjoying Phantom for the umpteenth time with your Broadway bestie, or on your first date with a soon to be Broadbae or rejoicing in your independence and sharing love from the front row to your fav leading ladies and gents, we are here for all of your love scenes! 

How To: 

  • Share a a video or picture to showcase #MyBroadwayLoveStory (hashtag translation: YOUR Broadway love story)
  • Photos can be #TBTs or real life Valentine’s Day coverage (up to you!)
  • Hashtag #FFBxGoldstar and tag @fitforbroadway & @goldstarevents_. 
  • Be featured on @fitforbroadway on February 14th, 2019! 

Plus, we are partnering with Goldstar for the rest of February to spread the love of Broadway even more. For those of you new to Goldstar, they offer amazing ticket options for last minute or planned adventures to Broadway. Valentine’s Day date night, anyone?! Goldstar is offering $10 OFF any ticket (including Broadway) on their site or free app with the promo code: FITFORBROADWAY. The promo code is valid through end of February!

Be sure to hashtag #FFBxGOLDSTAR when you use your promo code.

Click the button below for Broadway shows.

(Pictured: Valentine’s Day wall backstage at Chicago the Musical + Steven & Rayshaun at The Prom)

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