How Immigrant, Jewish, Queer, and Black Artists invented the Broadway Musical
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A lively cultural history of the Broadway Musical that for the first time explores and reveals how this uniquely American art form was created almost exclusively by people who were marginalized from almost all other aspects of mainstream society — especially Immigrant, Jewish, Queer, African American, and female artists.
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