Original theatrical EVITA Broadway window card, professionally framed. This is the iconic design featuring Patti LuPone as Eva Perón at the podium, arms raised, surrounded by vintage microphones against a deep rose background with gold title lettering.


The card presents extremely well under glass. Colors remain strong with no obvious fading visible in the photographs. Minor edge wear consistent with age may be present but is largely concealed by the frame. The gold cast-credits panel is intact and legible, listing the original Broadway cast and creative team.


The piece is housed in a simple black frame with backing paper and hanging wire, labeled from Sea Island Art Gallery (Greenville, SC), indicating a professional retail framing job rather than a home mount.


This appears to be an original Broadway window card, not a reproduction.



PRODUCTION & HISTORICAL CONTEXT

• Show: Evita

• Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber

• Lyrics: Tim Rice

• Original Broadway Production: 1979

• Theatre: Broadway Theatre

• Location: Broadway at 53rd Street, New York City

• Original Cast Listed on Card:

• Patti LuPone

• Mandy Patinkin

• Bob Gunton

• Director: Harold Prince


This window card corresponds to the original Broadway run, which opened in 1979 and became one of the most influential musicals of its era.



WHY THIS IS A GOOD CARD TO OWN

• Represents the original Broadway production of Evita

• Features Patti LuPone, one of the most collectible performers in Broadway history

• Iconic, immediately recognizable design used during the show’s peak popularity

• Strong display value due to dramatic imagery and bold typography

• Increasingly scarce in original condition, especially framed and well-preserved


This is a cornerstone piece for any serious Broadway, Andrew Lloyd Webber, or Patti LuPone collection.



SIZE & SHIPPING

• Window Card Size: Approx. 14 x 22 inches

• Condition: Professionally framed

• Shipping: Ships flat in a sturdy box for safe delivery


(Frame dimensions will be larger than the window card itself.)