These posters for the Denver Center Theater Company are designed in a way to attract our attention. The posters are meant to promote its 10 play series.
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A unique approach has been adopted in developing these posters. For example the poster for Shakespeare’s ‘’Othello’’ has two sides. One side is the imagery and name of the play. The other side carries the text which reads- Who can you trust when you can't trust yourself?
Indeed it is a novel and creative approach to attract the viewers. Mariela in the Desert, Mama Hated Diesels and Eventide are also included in the series.
Via: Adrants
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