Poster
1988
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Poster printed in black and magenta featuring a photograph of close-up photograph of a forehead and pairs of eyes, advertising Theatre de Complicite's touring production of the one-woman show Ave Maria, starring Linda Kerr Scott. Magenta lettering at the top of the poster gives the name of the theatre company, the title and the performer. The name of the director, designer and producer are along the lower edge. The logos of the Independent Theatre Council; the GLA and the Arts Council are printed vertically up the left edge from the lower left corner.
Object details
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| Brief description | Poster advertising the tour of Ave Maria,Theatre de Complicite's 1-woman show starring Linda Kerr Scott, which opened at the Almeida Theatre, 31 October-5 November 1988, and toured in 1989 and autumn 1992. |
| Physical description | Poster printed in black and magenta featuring a photograph of close-up photograph of a forehead and pairs of eyes, advertising Theatre de Complicite's touring production of the one-woman show Ave Maria, starring Linda Kerr Scott. Magenta lettering at the top of the poster gives the name of the theatre company, the title and the performer. The name of the director, designer and producer are along the lower edge. The logos of the Independent Theatre Council; the GLA and the Arts Council are printed vertically up the left edge from the lower left corner. |
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| Production type | Mass produced |
| Credit line | Given by Complicite |
| Object history | Poster produced as publicity for Ave Maria, a one-woman show originally devised by Theatre de Complicite in 1988 and which opened on 31 October 1988 as part of the Almeida season. It toured all over the UK until 1992, starring Linda Kerr Scott. Directed by Nick Philippou, designed by Rae Smith and produced by Catherine Reiser. Complicite overprinted these posters according to the venue. |
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| Accession number | S.135-2000 |
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| Record created | July 19, 2000 |
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