Ladies and Watch Workplace Picnic Goal Onlinegentlemen of the Bridgertonfandom, the time has come to put your orders in at the modiste, choose your jewels, and send your man to fetch the carriage. The queen is giving a ball!
Starting in 2022, The Queen's Ball: A Bridgerton Experiencewill be a ticketed immersive tour for Bridgerton fans who want to step into the show's Shonda-infused version of Regency era London. It's planned as a 90-minute experience backed by a live string quarter playing the show's trademark classical versions of contemporary songs.
From a press release sent to announce the show's first stops in Chicago, Montreal, Los Angeles, and Washington DC (with more cities TBA), the ball sounds like the closest someone can get to living an episode of Bridgerton:
Attendees will be guided through the evening by the voice of the enigmatic Lady Whistledown and presented with opportunities to prove they are deserving of Her Majesty, the Queen's attention. The experience features immersive rooms, including a visit to Madame Delacroix's modiste to get fitted for the occasion, a stop at an underground Regency-era Painting Studio to strike their most regal pose, and a highly-anticipated visit with the Queen to try and win Her Majesty's favor.
Even though the tickets probably don't guarantee a sizzling encounter with a rakish duke or a next day write-up in Lady Whistledown's column, those interested in attending The Queen's Ball: A Bridgerton Experiencecan find purchase information on the tour's website or follow @thebridgertonexperience on Instagram.
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