FROM MISS SAIGON TO MISS AVON, Lea Salonga, ca.1999-2000 |
By the new millennium, LEA SALONGA was already an
established star of the musical theater stage, having conquered Broadway
when Cameron MacKintosh’s Miss
Saigon opened in 1991, after her West End stint. She again played
the role of Kim in the U.S., winning the Drama Desk, Outer
Critics Circle, and Theatre World awards—and the most coveted of
them all, a Tony Award, the first actress of Asian descent to be so honored.
Salonga would return to Broadway again sometime in 2000, to rehearse with the cast, for the closing of the Miss Saigon production in 2001. While there, she was contacted by AVON, the direct-selling American-British multinational cosmetics, skin care, perfume and personal care company.
AVON was in the midst of pitching the promotion of
its cosmetic products. In the end, the company decided to produce in-house their
first-ever global advertising campaign,
under the banner “Let’s Talk”. The ads focused on AVON’s
relationship with women and its latest beauty innovations.
AVON PHOTOBOARD, "LET'S TALK" TVC 30s |
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