I couldn't get a jpeg on it. but it is on their site
http://www.ragtimebroadway.com/
I like it.
FAAAAMMMMEEEE! I'M GONNA LIIIVEEE FOREEEVVEEERRR!!!

hahaha you are right, its the fame logo

In this version, does Sarah go to an "audition" with a guy she met at a diner?
I'm not sure, but I'm pretty sure the firefighters have a huge acrobatic dance break on the top of the model T.
I actually really like it. Though having seen the Kennedy Center production, I feel like Mother's more of a major character than Coalhouse in this one-- it's really all about her.
yeah, Mother's really out there on her own in this production. She may even want to make magic.
ok, I'm done. I just think it's hilarious.
RAGTIME RAINBOW!
beats the other logo, though.
i think it's fabulous.
Leading Actor Joined: 1/10/09
LOVE it.
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/8/08
That doesn't look like the turn of the century at all. HORRIBLE artwork.
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/8/08

Maybe they should take a more literal approach.
haha Allthatjazz that would certainly boost ticket sales! I for one dont think its terrible artwork at all.
Nominally better than the art for the KC production. Photoshop filters trying to mask bad typography. It looks like a student project to me.
I still think it's far too modern for a turn of the century musical. It's better than the Kennedy Center one, though.
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/15/05
I feel like the set for this one though is almost too modern. It has these huge, cold steel structures. I think the logo suits it, but I don't care for it. It looks like he's doing "evita hands" above the title.
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/12/09
Make them Hear you Argentina!
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thought of Fame when I saw that logo.
The balcony set design is reminiscent of the French Quarter; it doesn't appear modern at all if you've actually seen it.
Chorus Member Joined: 12/25/04
I thought the same thing, orangeskittles. It looks like New Orleans more than New Rochelle.
WAY too theme park.
I didn't mean that it was distracting or inaccurate, just that it's obviously not a modern design. I've seen iron railings on northeast Victorian homes and older buildings in Manhattan.
I like it, though, unlike most of BroadwayWorld, I don't make my decision on seeing a show based on the logo.
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