Because the play featured such a large cast, our photographer Joel Maisonet provided a stunning composite, which eventually became this alternate poster.

Because the play featured such a large cast, our photographer Joel Maisonet provided a stunning composite, which eventually became this alternate poster.

Jackalope loves featuring actors in its marketing materials. For every show, I create character portraits with quotes plucked from the script.

Jackalope loves featuring actors in its marketing materials. For every show, I create character portraits with quotes plucked from the script.

This way, everyone knows what kind of awesomeness is about to be unleashed.

This way, everyone knows what kind of awesomeness is about to be unleashed.

Initially, our approach was a little (okay, a lot) more surreal.

Initially, our approach was a little (okay, a lot) more surreal.

The original request was for a "multi-faceted" expression of the play's central character. So, I created this bonkers version...

Ultimately, the most powerful image was just Prism on her own, facing down her crowd. Still, I love the craziness of this thing.

Ultimately, the most powerful image was just Prism on her own, facing down her crowd. Still, I love the craziness of this thing.

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Because the play featured such a large cast, our photographer Joel Maisonet provided a stunning composite, which eventually became this alternate poster.
Jackalope loves featuring actors in its marketing materials. For every show, I create character portraits with quotes plucked from the script.
This way, everyone knows what kind of awesomeness is about to be unleashed.
Initially, our approach was a little (okay, a lot) more surreal.
Ultimately, the most powerful image was just Prism on her own, facing down her crowd. Still, I love the craziness of this thing.