When George Wolfe took over the Public Theater in New York in 1994, he hired Paula Scher of Pentagram to transform the look of the theater's advertising. Scher replaced the Neo-Realist style of Paul Davis with a Post-Modern series of silk-screened posters, printed in New York by Ambassador Arts.

1994:  The Diva is Dismissed 
MoMA Permanent Poster Collection, AIGA Archive.

1994:  HIM 
MoMA Permanent Poster Collection, AIGA Archive.

1994:  Simpatico  
AIGA Archive.

1994:  Merchant of Venice

1994:  Blade to the Heat  
Library of Congress

1995:  Dog Opera

1995:  Silence, Cunning, Exile.

All posters are in mint or near mint condition.  All posters measure 30” x 46” with the exception of “Blade to the Heat” which measures 29” x 44”.