Which Broadway musical's marketing campaign first introduced the now-ubiquitous silhouette logo style that became a theatrical branding template widely imitated across the industry?

Throughout the history of Broadway and performing arts, certain advertising campaigns have revolutionized how shows are marketed to the public. From iconic posters to memorable slogans, these campaigns have transformed unknown productions into cultural phenomena. Test your knowledge about the marketing strategies that helped define some of theater's biggest successes and how they changed the performing arts landscape forever.

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The Phantom of the Opera (mask design)
Chicago (minimalist black and red pose)
Cats (eyes in darkness with dancing cat)
Les Misérables (young Cosette portrait)