Regency Girls Documentary Series Debuts Trailer
The new series chronicles the touring production of the musical Regency Girls as it moves toward a Broadway run.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Variety
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Regency Girls and And That's Showbiz have released a trailer for their new documentary series, We Got This: On the Road with Regency Girls. The series offers theater fans an inside look at the production journey of the musical as it travels to cities including St. Louis and Atlanta.
Why it matters
The series provides theater enthusiasts an opportunity to follow the developmental progress of the musical as it prepares for an eventual run on Broadway. By sharing production footage and behind-the-scenes content, the show aims to bridge the gap between regional touring stops and the final New York debut.
Full episodes are scheduled for release every 4 to 6 weeks to maintain momentum toward the production's Broadway target. The series will utilize the And That's Showbiz YouTube channel for distribution, supplemented by social media teasers.
The players
Jennifer Crittenden
She is a writer and producer who serves as one of the creators of the musical's book.
Gabrielle Allan
She is a screenwriter and producer who co-authored the book for the Regency Girls musical.
Curtis Moore
He is a composer who wrote the music for the production of Regency Girls.
Amanda Green
She is a lyricist who provided the lyrics for the Regency Girls stage production.
The details
The production features a book written by Jennifer Crittenden and Gabrielle Allan, with musical contributions by composer Curtis Moore and lyricist Amanda Green. Viewers can track the show's evolution through the documentary as the creative team navigates the challenges of the road.
Timeline
October 22, 2026: The first full episode premieres on YouTube.
Every 4 to 6 weeks: Future full-length episodes will be released.
Industry Dynamics
The series follows a pattern set by projects like Bound for Broadway by highlighting the incremental stages of a show's development. This strategy leverages digital platforms to cultivate audience interest in a production long before it reaches the competitive Broadway market.
Theater fans can stream the series for free on the official And That's Showbiz YouTube channel. Additional short clips and production updates will be available to followers of the show's official social media channels.
The takeaway
Fans can use the series to gain a deeper understanding of the collaborative process involved in taking a new musical from regional theaters to the national stage. Tracking these developmental milestones offers a rare glimpse into the craft behind major theatrical productions.
What happens next
The series will release its first full episode on October 22, 2026, followed by recurring releases every four to six weeks.
Further reading
For more news on current productions, visit the Variety section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadway World.
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