Oz and the Musical Performing the American Fairy Tale
Performing the American Fairy Tale
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Oz and the Musical examines the history and cultural significance of musical adaptations of L. Frank Baum's 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'.
Ryan Bunch explores how the story of Oz has been reimagined and reinterpreted on stage and screen, reflecting changing American values and social attitudes.
The book analyzes various musical productions of Oz, from early 20th-century stage adaptations to contemporary Broadway hits.
Bunch discusses the themes, characters, and musical styles that have contributed to the enduring popularity of Oz musicals.
By examining the intersection of American musical theater and the world of Oz, this book offers a fresh perspective on the cultural impact of Baum's classic tale.
Ryan Bunch explores how the story of Oz has been reimagined and reinterpreted on stage and screen, reflecting changing American values and social attitudes.
The book analyzes various musical productions of Oz, from early 20th-century stage adaptations to contemporary Broadway hits.
Bunch discusses the themes, characters, and musical styles that have contributed to the enduring popularity of Oz musicals.
By examining the intersection of American musical theater and the world of Oz, this book offers a fresh perspective on the cultural impact of Baum's classic tale.
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