I spent over ten years transforming a black box into a winter wonderland.
Have you ever wondered how much work goes into staging a musical or pantomime?
As an audience member you remember the glittering scenery, incredible costumes, toe-tapping songs and hilarious moments that make you laugh so hard you cry.
It’s what makes theatre so special.
Why you return to your favourite musicals.
Attend your Christmas pantomime annually with your family and friends.
With the visual WOW factor, ticket sales would be lower, right?
When you next think about how your brand looks, think about if it’s got the WOW factor.
It doesn’t need to be glittery and jazzy.
It must stand out and connect with your people.
// Does your brand have the WOW factor?
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4 个月Ogilvy, To truly shine in a *Wicked* collaboration, brands must think beyond the surface: - It’s like a great song; it’s not just the catchy tune, but the story behind it that resonates. - Brands need to tap into the emotions, themes, and characters that define *Wicked*, not just the colors. - Going deeper means understanding the lore and what it stands for—this creates a stronger bond with the audience. - A collaboration shouldn’t feel like an ad; it should feel like a natural extension of the show’s world. - Think of it as telling a story—brands that align with the musical’s heart will make a lasting impact. - It’s not about standing out for the sake of it, but standing out with authenticity and respect. - The brands that succeed will be those that add value, not just visibility. - When a brand understands the musical, it connects with the fans on a much deeper level. - Collaborations are about creating memorable moments, not just selling a product. - In the end, it’s about making the collaboration feel as magical as the musical itself.