Showing posts with label Fabulous Divas of Broadway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fabulous Divas of Broadway. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

Squigs is Off-Broadway...


Well, Squigs' art is Off-Broadway. I created the logo art and caricatures that are used on programs, on Broadway.Com, and the marquee at St. Luke's Theatre on 46th Street between 8th & 9th (Restaurant Row) in NYC's theatre district. Pretty exciting... my first NY marquee!

The show is Fabulous Divas of Broadway Starring Alan Palmer. In the show, one man (Alan) portrays a couple dozen Broadway leading ladies from the Golden Age through modern times. I'm hoping my doodles (coupled with a great location) put some butts in the seats.

Alan asked me to work on the project last year and I had to decline at the time because I was swamped. After another artist dropped the ball – and weeks before he headed to NYC – Alan asked if I could jump back in. I created the title lettering and caricatures of five ladies – Ethel Merman, Carol Channing, Betty Buckley, Patti LuPone, and Liza Minnelli. For some reason Liza didn't make the marquee, but she's on the program. Anyway... It's mighty fun and I'm really happy that my work can be seen just down the street from Broadway. [Thanks to Brotha Eric Anderson and Michael Buchanan for some great shots!]

Monday, February 4, 2008

Ahh... Showbiz & Art!


Quick post... I'd like to post links to a couple illustration jobs I've completed this week (even in the midst of a crazy rehearsal process). Fabulous Divas of Broadway is a one man show by Alan Palmer that features him as a bevy of famous leading ladies of the stage. Click here to see my logo. The Kid From Brooklyn, playing now in North Hollywood, tells the story of Danny Kaye. Click here to see my sketch of the talented cast. I'm really happy to have had the opportunity to work on these wonderful projects.

On the show front, Li'l Abner is well on its way. Dress rehearsal went great tonight, and I think at this point our "daylight day off" tomorrow will only help this amazingly talented yet fatigued cast. I myself will most likely meander through Topanga Canyon to grab a bite at a fave seafood diner at the beach. Then final dress rehearsal in the evening. Here we go!