Walmartopia | Original Off-Broadway Window Card Poster (2007)

Join the revolution with this original window card poster for the irreverent, dystopian musical satire, Walmartopia. Subtitled "A Musical on a Mission," this cult-favorite production enjoyed a memorable run at Greenwich Village’s historic Minetta Lane Theatre in 2007, delivering a sharp, hilariously campy critique of corporate culture and consumerism.

The poster’s artwork features brilliant, propaganda-style imagery, depicting a heroic, vest-clad retail employee standing proudly atop the globe against a vibrant corporate rainbow and sunburst background. Holding a smoking price-tag gun like a sci-fi sidearm, this high-concept, colorful design makes for an incredibly unique and eye-catching display piece.

Item Specifications

• Production: Walmartopia (A Musical on a Mission)

• Venue: Minetta Lane Theatre (18 Minetta Lane)

• Dimensions: Standard theatrical window card size (14" x 22")

• Material: Heavyweight glossy cardstock

• Creative Team: Book, Music, and Lyrics by Catherine Capellaro and Andrew Rohn; Directed by Daniel Goldstein.

Condition & Collector's Notes

This authentic, production-era window card is in excellent condition, printed on rigid, durable stock. The colors are exceptionally vivid, with the bright pinks of the title and the multi-colored rainbow perfectly saturated without any fading. Edges are clean and the corners remain sharp and crisp.

The bottom margin remains completely intact, featuring the historic Telecharge and Ticketmaster box office phone numbers, the original show website, and the Minetta Lane Theatre location. Because off-Broadway satires typically have much smaller print runs than major commercial blockbusters, cards like this are increasingly scarce. It is a fantastic find for collectors of unique 2000s theatrical history, political satire, and distinct pop-art ephemera.

Display Suggestion: The bright, saturated colors and sunburst lines look phenomenal when framed without a mat in a simple, thin black frame, allowing the bold "Walmartopia" typography to command full attention.