Place for Us
Essay on the Broadway Musical
by D. A. Miller
141 pages· ISBN 9780674669901
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In an illuminating study by turns autobiographical, critical, and testimonial, the author sheds light on the affinity of gay men for the Broadway musical, especially in its postwar heyday, locating the musical's appeal in its celebrating of femininity and theatricality. UP.
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