THEATRE

Theater has been a passion of mine over the years. Thankfully, I’ve had the privilege of combining this love for theater with my creative pursuits in graphic design and photography. From poster design to marketing campaigns, photography, acting, and even directing, I’ve found a way to bring these passions together into what feels like the perfect trifecta of creativity. Below is a collection of some of my favorite projects, showcasing my dedication to bringing performances to life.

CLUE on stage

MAIN POSTER DESIGN

While designing the main poster for Clue, I drew inspiration from the original posters and had the exciting opportunity to create a version unique to our production. What sets this poster apart is its personalized touch—it’s tailored specifically to our cast and our interpretation of the story, making it truly one-of-a-kind.

CAST POSTER DESIGN

This is one of my all-time favorite theater designs. I had the privilege of photographing the cast in costume, which sparked the idea for this poster. I love how it captures the individuality of this specific cast, making it a truly one-of-a-kind creation.

SECOND POSTER DESIGN

This secondary poster was designed to complement the primary marketing materials for the performance. I thoroughly enjoyed creating this piece, as it allowed me to delve into the original Clue board game for inspiration and craft a design uniquely tailored to our show.

PLAYBILL & CAST

PLAYBILL CREATION

As opening night approaches, designing the playbill becomes one of my favorite parts of the creative process. For Clue, I aimed to make the playbill both engaging and interactive. The design reflects the thrilling search for the murder mystery’s victims and suspects. During intermission, the audience could scan a QR code and cast their vote on who they believed the murderer was, adding an immersive layer to the experience.

CAST HEADSHOTS

CLUE PHOTOGRAPHED

ONE ACT PLAYS

With this production consisting of just two one-act plays, I had the creative freedom to design a distinctive poster that captured the essence of the storytelling. The two plays, The 39 Steps and The One-Act Play Disaster, are brimming with chaos, comedy, and creativity. This design allowed me to blend the suspenseful, murder-mystery feel of The 39 Steps with the wildly chaotic and humorous energy of The One-Act Play Disaster, resulting in a dynamic and cohesive visual.

This trio of dramatic one-acts shared a compelling central theme: Out of Time. The first explored a supernatural encounter with a loved one years after their passing. The second depicted a nail-biting climax that unfolds as if it were only a dream. The third delved into the ethical dilemmas of freezing time for personal gain. Inspired by this theme, I created a unique poster that incorporates the intricate inner workings of a clock, visually representing the deeper narrative of time and its mysteries.

Designing a poster for these three one-act plays, each with distinct and unrelated storylines, was an exciting creative challenge. To embrace their uniqueness, I highlighted key moments and props from each play in the design. This approach sparked curiosity among the audience, adding an element of intrigue—like the cantaloupe featured on the poster, which made perfect sense once they experienced the show.