Dear Community,
There is nothing quite like Triton Gallery. Spending countless hours inside our archives during my training with Nick over the past month has left me in total awe of the extraordinary work he and Roger have done. Together, they have beautifully preserved over a century of Broadway history one poster at a time - both physically and digitally - and I am deeply honored to inherit this incredible legacy.
My name is Terence Chu, and I am the new owner of Triton Gallery. Having built my career at luxury brands like Tiffany & Co., Hodinkee, and Farfetch, I’ve learned that whether you are collecting a vintage timepiece, a rare pair of sneakers, or an original Broadway poster, you deserve a trusted industry authority, an expert authentication process, and a flawless shopping experience. With such a high standard already established by Roger and Nick, I look forward to building upon everything they have accomplished.
Today, we are relaunching broadwayposters.com. This new website is designed to carry Triton’s incredible legacy forward into a new era, making it seamless for theater lovers around the world to explore, discover, and acquire these historic pieces of art. It is built to serve you, our community, with the premium experience this collection deserves.
Going forward, we're going to keep pushing. From weekly "drops" directly from deep within our archives to bringing back our black metal frames due to popular demand to things we've never done before, we have a lot in the pipeline, so definitely stay tuned.
My inbox is completely open to you. If you are hunting for a specific holy grail piece, have questions for me, or just want to introduce yourself, please leave a comment below or email me directly at terence@broadwayposters.com.
I am honored to lead Triton into this next chapter, and I look forward to connecting with you all.
Best,
Terence Chu
1 comment
Jeff Hickman
I wish Nick a very happy next chapter, and look forward to another book. I will miss our infrequent but long and fascinating chats when I’m next in New York.
And Terence – I wish you all the luck with the treasure that is Triton. You have big shoes to fill :-) I look forward to seeing what your injection of energy brings.
Best, Jeff
I wish Nick a very happy next chapter, and look forward to another book. I will miss our infrequent but long and fascinating chats when I’m next in New York.
And Terence – I wish you all the luck with the treasure that is Triton. You have big shoes to fill :-) I look forward to seeing what your injection of energy brings.
Best, Jeff