The Midnight Sun, adapted from a Twilight Zone episode, portrays the final days of Earth as the sun draws closer, capturing the fragility of life in the face of inevitable collapse. I Never Saw Another Butterfly, set among the children of Terezín, confronts a system designed to strip individuals of their humanity while preserving their voices through art and memory. A Moment in Time explores how human worth is affirmed through recognition, showing how a single, seemingly ordinary interaction can become transformative when one person truly sees another.

Early in the design process, I knew each one-act deserved its own poster—one that could extend the storytelling beyond the stage. The concept of using windows as a visual motif became the breakthrough, allowing each poster to act as a glimpse into its world while unifying the set as a whole. Within each design are subtle, hidden details—visual cues that resonate most deeply with those who experienced the stories on stage, rewarding viewers with a deeper layer of meaning.