Mr. Martin Burke, Master Thespian...
Here's a look at the play as marketed on Zach Theatre's site: http://www.zachtheatre.org/show/wonderful-life
They used the image above, with type and design elements, on posters, duratrans and direct mail last year. The response to the advertising images was so good that they didn't want to mess with success this year and re-used what we'd created previously. Feels good to create images that stand the test of time....until you realize that you just cost yourself an assignment. :-) What the heck, I love the image too. And I loved working with Martin Burke, one of Austin's amazing dramatic talents.
The play is an amazing blend of the old Frank Capra classic, It's a Wonderful Life, and a madcap recap with Martin playing all 39 main characters+narrator. It's warm, funny and joyful. Just right for the holiday season. I'm hoping to get tickets for one of next week's shows. See you there?
sony a99 and 45mm lens.
1 comment:
Kirk,
You owe it to yourself to watch the Oscar-winning short film "Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life", written and directed by the current Doctor Who, Peter Capaldi.
Alun
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