"I actually think this artwork looks kinda cool, very different - kind of like a Lincoln Center ad"
So it's not very different, it's like a Lincoln Center poster.
Can't. Stop. Laughing.
Terrible. It looks like the jacket of a hardcover book you'd see on the 99 cent table at Barnes & Noble.
It's really Foundation Art quality! I am surprised. This would not entice me to see a show.
I think my favorite part is the guitar player who isn't actually leaning on anything.
Mine is the anorexic buildings on the background.
Mine is the hipster blind couple confident enough to walk with hot coffee and no walking sticks.
The guitar player also is unaware that he can use his guitar case to collect change.
The pigeons are unaware that Menzel's jaw is ready to eat 'em all.
I do love how they perfectly captured the view of the two Flatiron Buildings you get from Central Park.
Also, that blind hipster is going to be pissed when that angry woman with the clenched fist walks right into them.
I love how everyone except Idina Is floating off the ground. Does that guy really want to eat that pigeon?
IF she accepted her disability, THEN maybe she wouldn't be angry.
I don't know what you guys are saying about this not representing the show- as anyone can see from our discussion, there are complex stories being told here.
Mostly about blind hipsters and unaware guitar players.
Like N2N, this ones difficult to capture in the artwork. From what I know of the plot, it's tricky. I wonder if we'll get new artwork before Broadway.
Correction: It's not McMullan, it's Zina Saunders.
Still, though, not great!
Leading Actor Joined: 3/3/08
Disney doesn't make movies about middle aged women experiencing their periods for the first time.
But they would about street performers with no where to lean!
Stand-by Joined: 7/4/12
Featured Actor Joined: 7/16/10
No one else going to point out that Idina seemingly has 6 fingers on her left hand? It looks like she has five visible, and none of them seem to be a thumb...
i think there is a semi-black person in there. I think he/she is blind too
The pigeons look okay.
Is there a Greek chorus of pigeons? God, I hope so.
God, I had forgotten about that nightmare-inducing Next to Normal artwork.
For her next musical, Ideenie Menzel will play a teen girl who gets diagnosed with scoliosis.
Man, there are so many ways they could have made (what I assume) the intention of this poster clearer.
If you're gonna mirror-image the park and Flatiron-highlighted skyline, the least you could do would be indicate a reflective horizon (and you have a / right there in the title, use that slash creatively, art director!)
Now, however, I am left with the overwhelming image of SLIDING DOORS the Musical.
Yep Sliding Doors- exactly what I was thinking.
It looks like the artwork for some forgotten 70s musical by Galt MacDermot.
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