Which famous Broadway production was the first to implement a minimalist logo that consisted solely of a silhouette that became so iconic it was trademarked and has remained unchanged for over 40 years?

In the competitive world of performing arts, iconic branding can make the difference between a sold-out show and an empty theater. The visual identities of major productions often become as recognizable as the performances themselves. This trivia question tests your knowledge of how performing arts organizations have leveraged brand identity to create lasting impressions with audiences worldwide. Can you identify the correct theatrical branding innovation?

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The Phantom of the Opera (white mask on black background)
Cats (distinctive cat eyes with pupils as dancers)
Les Misérables (the young Cosette silhouette)
Chicago (stylized female dancer silhouette)