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Theater, Performance, and Music History

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This cluster of papers explores the evolution and cultural significance of American musical theatre, including its intersection with melodrama, operetta, identity, democracy, race, and gender. It delves into the historical, social, and artistic dimensions of Broadway productions and their impact on popular culture.

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musical theatre; theatre performance; music theatre; vaudeville; operetta; comic opera; Broadway musicals; 19th-century theatre; zarzuela; American theater; one-act opera; one-act comedy; theatre programme; Opéra-Comique; Gilbert and Sullivan; theatre posters; Broadway; Debrecen City Theatre; revue; cabaret; musical comedy; 19th-century French theatre; minstrelsy; African American theater; Illinois Wesleyan University School of Theatre Arts

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Morton address: 38293792050930384 · morton4x16-v1

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