Portland Center Stage poster series

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07.01.08

Portland Center Stage poster series

Posters, Entertainment

Throughout the theater season at Portland Center Stage, audiences experience rollercoaster rides of emotion—from laughter to despair. This poster series, by Portland design firm Studio J + PLAZM, conveys the responses that the city’s most prestigious theater company garners from its varied productions.

Joshua Berger, art director; Joshua Berger/Todd Houlette, designers; John C Jay, creative director; Andrew Marshall (A Christmas Carol)/Julianna Bright (Twelfth Night), illustrators; Bill Jacobson (Doubt), photographer.

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