The Escanaba in da Moonlight poster unveiled!

After months and months of waiting for our contractor in India (Ahmed's Sitting Tiger Emporium of Theatrical Posters and Urinal Cakes) to finish the poster design for our production of Escanaba in da Moonlight, it finally arrived just the other day.  Now, we're not saying that it's a quantum leap in the art of the theatre poster, but comparisons to the Rosetta Stone are completely understandable.  Undoubtedly archeologists in the future will see this poster as a prime reference in their efforts to decode the relationship between Theatre, a key City in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Deer Season and Moonlight.

So many people have asked us over the years how they could get a copy of one of our show posters. (Actually this has never happened, but we hope that people will start asking now.)  We will neither confirm or deny that Russian cosmonaut, Yuri "Smitty" Hoshimoto, visits this web site every night as he searches for our poster to use as the screen saver for his terminal on the Space Station.  So, in response to this thundering demand, we are posting the official poster for Escanaba in da Moonlight here on this page.

Think of it!  You can hang your very own copy of the coveted poster for our production of Escanaba in da Moonlight above your bed, next to your Frampton Comes Alive poster.  (For you younger kids, Peter Frampton was your parents version of Eminem.)  Imagine how wonderful it will be to look up each night and have these five faces glaring down as they sooth you to your slumbers.

Better yet, why not trot down to the local tattoo parlor and ask whoever is working at the moment to place this monumental breakthrough in poster design permanently on a large area of your body?  But don't hesitate.  It would be a shame to be the only person at the beach without this poster on their back.



All you need to do is right-click your mouse on the poster graphic above and select "Save Picture As..." from the popup menu.  After you have saved the file to your computer, use your preferred graphics program to print your own poster.