ITEM DESCRIPTION
Original theatrical window card for Rodgers & Hammerstein’s South Pacific, featuring artwork from the Lincoln Center Theater revival design. The front displays vibrant painted figures of the company against bold “SOUTH PACIFIC” typography, including sailors and island characters in a lush palette that captures the musical’s tropical World War II setting. Text at top notes “Winner! Seven 2008 Tony Awards” and “The Lincoln Center Theater Production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s South Pacific,” with “Directed by Bartlett Sher” near the bottom. The card appears to be from a touring production tied to the celebrated Lincoln Center Theater revival. Condition appears clean with only minor edge wear visible in photos; the reverse is blank white.

PRODUCTION & HISTORICAL CONTEXT
This artwork is associated with the Lincoln Center Theater production of South Pacific that originally opened in 2008 on Broadway, directed by Bartlett Sher and winning multiple Tony Awards including Best Revival of a Musical. 
A national tour based on this LCT revival began in fall 2009, originating at the Golden Gate Theatre in San Francisco on September 18, 2009, and subsequently traveled to other U.S. cities. 
The tour brought the acclaimed revival’s design and orchestral score to regional audiences across America.

WHY THIS IS A GOOD CARD TO OWN
Collectors value tour window cards from major revivals, especially those tied to a Tony Award–winning Broadway production. The LCT South Pacific revival marked a high-profile return for this classic musical, and items from its national tour are less common than standard Broadway posters. The bold, colorful imagery by the original poster artist carries strong display appeal for theatre and Rodgers & Hammerstein enthusiasts. As a piece of touring theatrical memorabilia from a milestone revival, it fits well in any serious musical theatre collection.

SIZE & SHIPPING
Approx. 14 x 22 inches (standard theatrical window card size).
Ships flat in a sturdy box with protective boards for safe delivery.
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