Mother Earth (1972 Broadway)

Mother Earth (1972 Broadway)

Sale price$35.00
Edition:Original
Size:14 x 22"

Condition: Very Good (minor shelf wear)

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This authentic 1972 Broadway window card poster showcases the ecological musical revue Mother Earth during its original run at the Belasco Theatre in New York City. Produced by Roger Ailes (with Kermit Bloomgarden as consultant), the production opened on October 19, 1972, and ran for 12 performances following 7 previews. Featuring music by Toni Shearer and a book and lyrics by Ron Thronson, the show was directed by Ray Golden with musical staging by Lynne Morris, orchestrations by Alf Clausen, scenic design by Alan Kimmel, costume design by Mary McKinley, and lighting design by Paul Sullivan. The cast featured Kelly Garrett—who earned a 1973 Theatre World Award for her performance—alongside John Bennett Perry, Gail Boggs, Kimberly Farr, Frank T. Coombs, Will Jacobs, Carol Kristy, Laura Michaels, Rick Podell, and Charlie J. Rodriguez. This original collectible poster is essential vintage wall art for 1970s Broadway collectors, eco-theatre history enthusiasts, and obscure musical revue memorabilia fans.

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14 x 22" Window Card Size

Every poster is the traditional Broadway window card size of 14x22", unless otherwise specified (e.g. larger formats or smaller West End versions)

14 x 22" Window Card Size

Every poster is the traditional Broadway window card size of 14x22", unless otherwise specified (e.g. larger formats or smaller West End versions)

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