Theatreromance Stories

The story of Carrie hope fletcher and Josh meeting and falling in love. This is all fictional and has not happened. New chapter every Saturday.

At twenty-three, theatre actress Erin Javier has yet to fall in love or kiss a boy offstage, away from the klieg lights. She is the perfect leading lady-whose heart men would fight for, win, and protect-unfortunately, only until the curtains fall and the lights go down. In real life, Erin is a certified NBSB whose heart has been hoping for a song to dance to. But when two (two!) men enter from stage left and right, Erin is confused. Who deserves to take center stage in her heart-Mr. Theatre Royalty whose attention and displays of affection make her pulse race, or a good friend whose steady support has helped steer her to success and fulfill her dream?

Imani Brooks has always believed that life should come with background music, perfect lighting, and a swoon-worthy ending. As a young playwright obsessed with classic rom-coms, she's tired of waiting for her story to start, so she decides to write it herself. Her plan? Turn real life into the perfect romantic comedy. Her problem? The "leading man" she casts: Oliver Hayes, her dry, red-haired British classmate has zero interest in playing pretend. But when Imani's carefully plotted love story starts to spiral off-script, she discovers that real chemistry can't be planned, real heartbreak can't be edited out, and sometimes, the best love stories are the ones that refuse to follow the script.

Ever since Chloe Montpelier was in second grade, she has attended Cordell Preparatory Academy along with her best friend Victoria Rockshaw, her crush Finn Ramiro, and the rest of the kids at the academy, who she doesn't care much for. Every day was the same, until Cameron came along. He changed everything.

He wrote about revolution. She sang about stars. But neither expected to find their hearts entwined behind the velvet curtains of Broadway. After seven years of pouring his soul into the story of Alexander Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda is ready to bring his vision to life. What he didn't expect was to find inspiration not in the pages of history-but in the eyes of a luminous young actress playing Natasha in a quirky diner production of The Great Comet. Her name is Phillipa Soo, and her voice moves like poetry. As Lin casts her as Eliza Schuyler, their connection deepens with every line, every glance, and every breath shared onstage. But in a world of scripts and spotlights, can unsaid feelings survive the silence between rehearsals? Or will the music fade before they ever take center stage in each other's hearts?