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The colors of this poster are various orange and red tones on a white background. It shows a cracked stone bust of a woman. Behind her are several symbols of power: an eagle, a sword on a coat of arms, and a laurel wreath. The text is in red across the bottom.
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This poster is divided into 12 squares. One contains a list of the operas and ballets that will be performed during the 1981/82 season. The other squares show color photographs of scenes from previous performances of some operas and ballets that were retained for the current season.
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This poster in landscape format shows a drawing of a stage setting. At the sides are exotic plants and light brown curtains that are draped to look like sand dunes. In the background are palm trees and the sea. In the foreground is a strangely dressed man wearing a multi-colored coat and a hat. He is barefoot and holds up a red flower. Translation of the quote: “Some people think they can treat us whichever way they want, just because we are still rather small...”
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This poster shows a drawing of three women in long dresses walking along briskly. They appear to be agitated. The title is in red letters across the top. The name of the venue is in bright green letters across the bottom. The poster has a dark green frame.
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This poster shows a black and white photograph of a middle-aged couple at the end of the 19th century. The woman is seated and is wearing a gray dress with a high collar; the man is standing behind her and is wearing a dark suit with a watch chain. The photo is super-imposed on a brick wall. The title is in large white letters across the bottom.
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The main feature of this poster is a black line drawing of a king's head. His mouth is open and he seems to be making a speech. His left hand is raised making a victory sign. The background is white; the text is in reddish brown letters across the top of the poster.
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The playwright's name is in large white letters on a purple triangle at the top. Along the left hand side of the poster are drawings of a headless statue of a man holding his own head in his hand, a ball of string, a hand, a mouth, a shell, a hand, a lute player and a pyramid. These objects seem to get swallowed up in the vortex of a tornado. A black arrow extends from the vortex into a large ear that is drawn on the right hand side of the poster.
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The top half of this poster depicts a scene from 'Die Abenteuer es Hary Janos'. This colorful watercolor painting shows a man in a purple cloak on the right, kneeling. He is surrounded by several other men who are threatening him with their drawn weapons. The bottom half of the poster lists the program for the 1974/75 season. The text is in black against a white background.
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This poster is – for the most part – bright blue with white flecks. In the bottom right hand corner is a picture of a red apple with a brown stem. At the bottom of the poster is a 10 cm wide black band with the text in white letters.
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This poster shows a grainy black and white photograph of a couch, a chair and a small table, which are covered in white drop cloths. The text is in red letters across the top of the poster.
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This poster has been mounted on cloth. It is drawn in various green tones. The center shows an elegantly dressed woman from behind – maybe at the end of the 19th century – who's leaving a house through a wide doorway. Cherry trees seem to be planted on both sides of the path leading up to the house. Stylized cherry branches bearing blossoms as well as fruit frame the drawing on either side. The title is in large green letters across the top.
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The main feature of this poster is a dark photo of a deranged looking person, presumably the actor portraying King Lear. The background is dark brown, the title is in ornate white letters across the top. The characters of the play and the actors portraying them, are listed along the left hand side.
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The left had side of this poster shows the black and white photo of a young man in jeans and a dark coat. He's coming down some stone steps. To his right are 3 mugshots of his face, two side views and one front view. The title is in large red letters at the top against a white background.
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In the center of this poster is the black and white photograph of a bass player. It is autographed by the actor Peter Bause. The text is predominantly in white letters against a dark background.
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The focus of this black and white poster is a small fluorescent orange heart in the center. It has a section sign in the middle. The text is in black along the top and the bottom, except for the title which forms a roof over the heart..
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A large black face that is resting on its hands dominates this poster. The features are outlined in thin white lines. The face seems to have been painted in a wooden board. The text is in black letters along the bottom of the poster. The title is in red.
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This poster is in landscape format. It is dark blue, almost black. In the center it has white Japanese characters underneath a bright pink rectangle. On the left 'Koto” is written vertically in a bright green rectangle with the word 'Japan' in pale blue letters underneath. The right hand side features the pale blue outline of a flute and a string instrument.
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Poster is in landscape format. It consists of a black and white photograph of a rocky beach. Dense white fog seems to be hovering above the water; trees are visible in the distance; dark clouds are in the sky. The text is in black letters along the top of the poster and at either side.
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This poster is in landscape format. It is displayed on the open pages of a spiral-bound office calendar. Each day has entries for appointments, some of these are crossed out. A column on the right hand side of the calendar lists phone numbers. In the center of the poster is the vague outline of a greenish gray face.
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This poster consists of a drawing of an ornate throne with a black and yellow snake on the seat. One of the front legs of the chair is standing on a red heart. Two elegantly dressed servants who are bowing seem to be growing out of the throne's front legs. The poster has a light gray background with a narrow black frame. The text is in black.
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This poster is medium brown, the text is predominantly in black; only the title of the play and the name of the theater group are printed in white. It consists of a quote by Bertolt Brecht about this play . The play should be performed so that a proletarian audience becomes inspired to change the world. The names of all the actors are listed below the quote.
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This poster is black; most of the text is in red letters along the bottom. It shows a linocut of a face in the top left hand corner. The face is green and black with a round red clown nose. A linocut of several other faces in red and black is in the bottom right hand corner of the poster.
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This poster shows a dark-haired woman in a low-cut red dress sitting in front of a man who is about to put a gold crown on her head. The male figure is wearing a red cloak and sandals. Three daggers on either side of the couple reach into the picture. The text is at the top in black letters against a beige background.
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This poster has a black background. It shows one large blue and black hand and three smaller black and white hands that point to a hand holding a feather quill pen at the bottom of the poster. The text is in white letters in the bottom left hand corner.
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The background of this poster is white. Two thick black lines provide a frame. The bottom half shows two green bottles with labels of yellow and orange flowers. The text is displayed on a sign in black letters on a yellow background above the bottles. The 'sign' has an ornate green border.