Draftfcb: Dancing everything into the ground for Theater Rigiblick
The advertising agency Draftfcb has created a poster for Zurich's Theater Rigiblick. It is intended to draw attention to the latest production "Death and the Maiden", in which the world-famous Swiss flamenco dancer Nina Corti performs.
The advertising agency Draftfcb has created a poster for Zurich's Theater Rigiblick to draw attention to the latest production of "Death and the Maiden", which will be performed on March 14. The subject shows a stage floor with broken parquet slats, which have probably been broken by the stamping steps of the flamenco dancers. All that remains of the flamenco dancer - in this case the world-famous Swiss dancer Nina Corti - is the air fan.
The advertising motif is aimed at established theater and concert audiences as well as Nina Corti's fans, according to an agency statement on Tuesday. Nina Corti has made a name for herself internationally with her spirited flamenco performances alongside greats such as José Carreras, the Gipsy Kings and Maxim Vengerov. The compositions by Franz Schubert will be played faithfully by the Carmina Quartet, which has won several international awards and has been ranked among the leading string quartets by the Financial Times.
The posters will be on display in Zurich from the beginning of March.
The advertising motif is aimed at established theater and concert audiences as well as Nina Corti's fans, according to an agency statement on Tuesday. Nina Corti has made a name for herself internationally with her spirited flamenco performances alongside greats such as José Carreras, the Gipsy Kings and Maxim Vengerov. The compositions by Franz Schubert will be played faithfully by the Carmina Quartet, which has won several international awards and has been ranked among the leading string quartets by the Financial Times.
The posters will be on display in Zurich from the beginning of March.
Responsible at Theater Rigiblick: Daniel Rohr (Manager). Responsible at Draftfcb: Daniel Comte (Executive CD), Frédéric Nogier (AD), Ivan Madeo (text/concept), Ute Jaeckels (consulting). Photography: Roth and Schmid. Lithography: Egli.Kunz & Partner.
