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"Welcome to the Monkey House"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "Welcome to the Monkey House." The poster shows an illustration of a city skyline in green silhouette seen from behind a set of cage bars. Above the illustration in black text is "Outrageous tales from the unconventional mind of Kurt Vonnegut Jr." Below the illustration is show time information. Source author: Kurt Vonnegut
"Electra"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "Electra." The poster shows the show title running up along the left-hand side in black text against a red background. The top-right corner features a black and white photograph of a woman with her face half obscured by shadow. The bottom-right corner contains production and showtime information in black text. Playwright: Euripides. Translated by: John Chioles. Director of performance: Roberta Levitow
"Catsplay"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "Catsplay." Against a spray-painted black background is an ilusullustration of two cats in silhouette reaching for a heart shaped locket suspended from a chain. At the top is the show title in white text. The "S" in "Catsplay," rather than follow the other letters, is drawn in the form of a cat's tail. At the bottom is show time information. Playwright: Istvan Orkeny
Premier Season, Ruth Taylor Theater, Trinity University
Poster for the Trinity University 1966-1967 Season. The poster shows the "Ruth Taylor Theater" logo reproduced in the top-left, center, and bottom-right. Superimposed on the center logo is the production listing. The bottom-left corner features box office information. The productions listed are: "A Different Drummer," "The Servant of Two Masters," "Journey to Jefferson," The Subject Was Roses" "The Physicist," "The Imaginary Invalid," "The Tempest," "The Three Sisters," and "The Trojan Women.
"The Servant of Two Masters"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "The Servant of Two Masters." The poster shows an illustration of a man atop stairs speaking with an outstretched hand to a figure at the bottom, rendered in an abstract, geometric style of yellow, red, and black. The scene is framed atop a plinth featuring the show title, with production and show time information below it, duplicated on the right and left sides. Playwright: Carlo Goldoni. Director of performance: Diana White
1988-1989 Season, Ruth Taylor Theater, Trinity University
Poster for the Trinity University 1988-1989 Season. The poster shows in the top left the "Theater at Trinity" logo, featuring a stylized comedy and tragedy mask. Against a turquoise background are the show listings in maroon text. Each listing has an illustration of a face of the play's character printed on a sleeping mask, accented with yellow spot coloring as well as blurb containing show dates, contributors, and content. The listed productions in descending order are "Ready for the River," The "Importance of Being Earnest," "Antigone," and "Of Thee I Sing.
"The Great Cross-Country Race"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "The Great Cross Country Race." The poster shows an illustration of a green tortoise and a red hare against a yellow background. The show title is shown on a banner above the characters. "by Alan Broadhurst" occupies the bottom of the poster. The reverse of the poster features a cast and crew list in addition to sponsors, benefactors, and patrons, along with a line-art illustration of the characters. Playwright: Alan Broadhurst. Director of performance: Molly Risso
"Peer Gynt"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "Peer Gynt." The poster shows an illustration of a fractured man with a cane in a suit and top hat against a psychedelic background of orange, purple, and blue. At the center is the show title in large red text with a white drop shadow. Show time information is in white text at the bottom. Playwright: Henrik Ibsen. Director of performance: Robert Baker-White
"Kaspar"
Poster for the Trinity University production of "Kaspar." The poster shows against a silver background the show title stacked in two rows of three letters in red. On the right-hand side is a monochrome illustration of a young man in ill-fitting clothes. Tape is wrapped around his body, covering his eyes and pinning his limbs to his side. Red text on the tape reads "Want to be a person like somebody else was once I." Playwright: Peter Handke. Translator: Michael Roloff. Director of performance: Robert Baker-White
Poster for Apprentice Program with Dallas Theater Center
Poster advertising the Professional Theater Apprentice Program of Trinity University at the Dallas Theater Center. The poster shows a theater performance in progress. "Dallas Theater Center" in large white text is superimposed across the top. At the bottom right of the poster is the title of the program with contact information for application and information