Trinity Digital Collections (Trinity University, San Antonio)
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"One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest"
Poster for the Trinity University Production of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." The poster shows against a black background a white line-art illustration of a collection of flowers, rats, snakes, a switch box, and syringes. One syringe is emitting fluid that trails across the poster. The show title is bisected by this illustration. "One Flew Over" is above it and "The Cuckoo's Nest" below. The reverse if the poster has a cast and crew listing, as well as sponsors, benefactors, and patrons. Playwright: Dale Wasserman. Director of performance: Mary Ann Colia
"Police"
Poster for the Trinity University Production of "Police." The poster shows a flag of a fictional country, a white field above a red. A crowned bird is in the top-left hand corner and in the bottom right are five police. Show title and show time information are in the top-right corner
"My Mortal Enemy" Manuscript
Corrected typescript manuscript of the short novel "My Mortal Enemy." Signed by the author, Willa Cather, on the title leaf, with her instructions to the printer throughout in red and black pencil and in black ink. 55 leaves, 28x21 cm
"The Shadow Box"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "The Shadow Box." The poster shows a grayscale collage of famous paintings and photographs including Goya's "Saturn Devouring His Children" and David's "The Death of Marat" forming an arc from the bottom-left to top-right corner. Below the arc is the show title with red drop shadow. Below it is production and show time information. Playwright: Michael Cristofer. Director of performance: Diana White
"Happy End: A Musical Fable"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "Happy End: A Musical Fable." The poster shows below the title is a man in a pinstripe suit with a cigarette making a finger gun. The man is standing back to back with a woman in a blouse, bonnet, and fishnet stockings. They are above a turn of the 20th century cityscape. Playwrights: Kurt Weill, Elisabeth Hauptmann, Bertolt Brecht
"Die Fledermaus"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "Die Fledermaus." The poster shows production information at the top. In the center, arranged around writer, director, musical director, and conductor credits is a line art illustration of a bat above two of the same woman standing with their backs to each other. Below this is show time information. All text and artwork is in purple against a white background. Playwright: Johann Strauss. Director of performance: Jon Dichter
"What the Butler Saw"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "What the Butler Saw." The poster shows the show title running down the right-hand side in a mix of fonts and colors, black, orange, and purple. On the left hand side is an illustration of a shirtless man in a floor-length purple skirt with a feathered boa and pearl necklace walking with a woman holding a cigar in go-go boots, fishnet stockings, a bra and underwear, and a loose suit jacket and tie. Covering the man and woman's heads are black and white photographs of the heads of Queen Elizabeth II and Winston Churchill respectively. Production information and show time information are above and below the illustration. Playwright: Joe Orton. Director of performance: Stacy Connelly
"A Streetcar Named Desire"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "A Streetcar Named Desire." The poster shows burgundy line art depictions of major characters, scenes, and objects. A woman in a dress stands front and center, a cloth draped over her arm and raising a glass with the other. On her left is a man resting his face on his fist and looking to the right. Above him is a streetcar. On her left is another man slumped at a table and above him is a woman in floral print looking to the left. The show title in marigold text sits below the illustration with production and show date information below it. Playwright: Tennessee Williams
Dallas Theater Center Presents: "Alice in Wonderland"
Poster for the Dallas Theater Center production of "Alice in Wonderland." The poster shows a line art illustration of the White Rabbit dressed as a paige for the Queen of Hearts, holding a trumpet to his lips and a pocket watch in the other. In the top left in black text is the show title. Surrounding the rabbit is cast and crew credits. Source author: Lewis Carroll. Director of performance: John Stevens
Beckett/Pinter: "Krapp's Last Tape," "Come and Go," and "One for the Road"
Poster for Trinity University productions of "Krapp's Last Tape," "Come and Go," and "One for the Road." The poster shows a diagonal split down the middle. On the left, in black text against a red background is production information and the show titles by Beckett floating around "Beckett" in large letters. On the right side in red text is the show title by Pinter floating in space around "Pinter." In the top right is a monochrome illustration of stylized comedy and tragedy masks. Show time information crosses the bottom of the poster, changing text color depending on which side it is on. Playwrights: Samuel Beckett, Harold Pinter