
Follies (1972 Bus Card) - repro
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Stephen Sondheim and James Goldman’s 'Follies' permanently altered the trajectory of modern musical theater during its historic 1971 original Broadway run at the Alvin Theatre, running for 522 performances and capturing seven major Tony Awards. Conceived under the visionary direction of Harold Prince and Michael Bennett, the show dismantled linear structures to observe the neuroses and broken dreams of two aging couples. This tracking commemorates the iconic, original 1972 New York transit bus-card marketing aesthetic, which famously displayed the haunting, cracked portrait illustration of a Ziegfeld-style showgirl ghost towering over the theater district.

