A Torn Face

Three torn paper strips stack, offset, into fragments of a woman's face, edges ripped to the fiber; black, white, grey and raw paper only. Swap in your play's name.

"A Torn Face" theater poster: a woman's face assembled from three offset torn paper strips.
Start from this prompt

Black-and-white photo collage theater poster: three torn paper strips stack, offset, into a discontinuous face.

Add a fourth strip

The horizontal torn strips go from three to four; the offset stacking stays the same.

Design it
A vertical theater poster in black-and-white photo collage: three horizontally torn paper strips each hold a different close-up fragment of the same woman's face (eyes / nose bridge and cheekbones / lips), stacked with vertical offsets into a discontinuous face. The torn edges show real paper fiber, with grain as coarse as old newsprint.

Across the top, a full-width fictional play title in black sans-serif caps; a vertical column of director and playwright names on the right; a small theater logo and age rating in the top-right corner; a one-line credits row (playwright / composer / choreographer) at the bottom.

Black, white, grey and raw paper tone only — all the force comes from the photographic cropping and the rhythm of the tears, with no color and no decoration. Set all on-image text in English caps.
Swap lips for the jaw

The lips fragment in the strips becomes the jaw; the other close-ups stay.

Design it
A vertical theater poster in black-and-white photo collage: three horizontally torn paper strips each hold a different close-up fragment of the same woman's face (eyes / nose bridge and cheekbones / lips), stacked with vertical offsets into a discontinuous face. The torn edges show real paper fiber, with grain as coarse as old newsprint.

Across the top, a full-width fictional play title in black sans-serif caps; a vertical column of director and playwright names on the right; a small theater logo and age rating in the top-right corner; a one-line credits row (playwright / composer / choreographer) at the bottom.

Black, white, grey and raw paper tone only — all the force comes from the photographic cropping and the rhythm of the tears, with no color and no decoration. Set all on-image text in English caps.
Move the vertical credits left

The vertical director-and-playwright column moves from the right side to the left; other elements stay.

Design it
A vertical theater poster in black-and-white photo collage: three horizontally torn paper strips each hold a different close-up fragment of the same woman's face (eyes / nose bridge and cheekbones / lips), stacked with vertical offsets into a discontinuous face. The torn edges show real paper fiber, with grain as coarse as old newsprint.

Across the top, a full-width fictional play title in black sans-serif caps; a vertical column of director and playwright names on the right; a small theater logo and age rating in the top-right corner; a one-line credits row (playwright / composer / choreographer) at the bottom.

Black, white, grey and raw paper tone only — all the force comes from the photographic cropping and the rhythm of the tears, with no color and no decoration. Set all on-image text in English caps.