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Tracing The Development Of The Musical On Both Broadway And In London's West End, This Updated Companion Continues To Provide A Broad And Thorough Overview Of One Of The Liveliest And Most Popular Forms Of Musical Performance. Ordered Chronologically, Essays Cover From The American Musical Of The Nineteenth Century Through To The Most Recent Productions, And The Book Also Includes Key Information On Singers, Audience, Critical Reception, And Traditions. All Of The Chapters From The First Edition Remain - Several In Substantially Updated Forms - And Five Completely New Chapters Have Been Added, Covering: Ethnic Musicals In The United States; The European Musical; Broadway Musicals In Revival And On Television; The Most Recent Shows; And A Case Study Of The Creation Of The Popular Show Wicked Based On Interviews With Its Creators. The Companion Also Includes An Extensive Bibliography And Photographs From Key Productions. Adaptations And Transformations : Before 1940. American Musical Theatre Before The Twentieth Century / Katherine K. Preston ; Non-english-language Musical Theatre In The United States / John Koegel ; Birth Pangs, Growing Pains And Sibling Rivalry : Musical Theatre In

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Author

William A. Everett and Paul R. Laird

Publisher

Cambridge ; New York: Cambridge University Press

Published

2008

Language

EN

ISBN

9780521862387

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Music, History, Arts