This concept illustration was sketched in design marker, greyscale for the 1974 theatrical production of “Sugar and Spice,” a dramatic play written by Arthur Marx. It premiered in November at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto, Canada. Directed by Jed Horner and produced by Michael McAloney, the dark and chaotic production starred Sal Mineo, Jack Kelly, and Virginia Gregg, revolving around a troubled teenage girl involved with a cult leader.
At the time, McAdam was transitioning from his decade-long career with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) in Toronto to independent design work through his firm, Design Service Associates.
This midcentury theater set design is reproduced on 24×36-inch enhanced matte paper and is ready for framing. Its black, white, and greyscale tones make it a striking art piece in home or office.
This concept illustration was sketched in design marker, greyscale for the 1974 theatrical production of “Sugar and Spice,” a dramatic play written by Arthur Marx. It premiered in November at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto, Canada. Directed by Jed Horner and produced by Michael McAloney, the dark and chaotic production starred Sal Mineo, Jack Kelly, and Virginia Gregg, revolving around a troubled teenage girl involved with a cult leader.
At the time, McAdam was transitioning from his decade-long career with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) in Toronto to independent design work through his firm, Design Service Associates.
This midcentury theater set design is reproduced on 24×36-inch enhanced matte paper and is ready for framing. Its black, white, and greyscale tones make it a striking art piece in home or office.