CASINOTHEATER WINTERTHUR “BOWLING”, CAMPAIGN
CASINOTHEATER WINTERTHUR “BOWLING”, CAMPAIGN
CASINOTHEATER WINTERTHUR “BOWLING”, CAMPAIGN
CASINOTHEATER WINTERTHUR “BOWLING”, CAMPAIGN
CASINOTHEATER WINTERTHUR “BOWLING”, CAMPAIGN
In this epic piece written by famous author Martin Suter, the name says it all. It’s a one-of-a-kind deep dive into the abysses of today’s corporate management. Loaded with punch lines, some may even say that this play teaches one more about career planning than any management seminar. The creative idea and execution of the key visual unmistakably showcase that how people are treated in the workplace and bowling have more in common these days than they perhaps should.
In this epic piece written by famous author Martin Suter, the name says it all. It’s a one-of-a-kind deep dive into the abysses of today’s corporate management. Loaded with punch lines, some may even say that this play teaches one more about career planning than any management seminar. The creative idea and execution of the key visual unmistakably showcase that how people are treated in the workplace and bowling have more in common these days than they perhaps should.
In this epic piece written by famous author Martin Suter, the name says it all. It’s a one-of-a-kind deep dive into the abysses of today’s corporate management. Loaded with punch lines, some may even say that this play teaches one more about career planning than any management seminar. The creative idea and execution of the key visual unmistakably showcase that how people are treated in the workplace and bowling have more in common these days than they perhaps should.
In this epic piece written by famous author Martin Suter, the name says it all. It’s a one-of-a-kind deep dive into the abysses of today’s corporate management. Loaded with punch lines, some may even say that this play teaches one more about career planning than any management seminar. The creative idea and execution of the key visual unmistakably showcase that how people are treated in the workplace and bowling have more in common these days than they perhaps should.
In this epic piece written by famous author Martin Suter, the name says it all. It’s a one-of-a-kind deep dive into the abysses of today’s corporate management. Loaded with punch lines, some may even say that this play teaches one more about career planning than any management seminar. The creative idea and execution of the key visual unmistakably showcase that how people are treated in the workplace and bowling have more in common these days than they perhaps should.
Ralf Kostgeld for Publicis
Best thanks to all participants
Complete credits: persoenlich.com
Ralf Kostgeld for Publicis
Best thanks to all participants
Complete credits: persoenlich.com
Ralf Kostgeld for Publicis
Best thanks to all participants
Complete credits: persoenlich.com
Ralf Kostgeld for Publicis
Best thanks to all participants
Complete credits: persoenlich.com
Ralf Kostgeld for Publicis
Best thanks to all participants
Complete credits: persoenlich.com
