Examines the history of performance art, focusing on the late 1960s through the 1990s, and discusses the connection between traditional western theatre and the increasing popularity of postmodern performance.
how refugees from twentieth-century war and revolution transformed the American performing arts
Horowitz, Joseph
2008
Explores how artists who immigrated to America during the first half of the twentieth century to escape war and persecution in their homelands influenced the culture of America and how their work was influenced by their experiences in the United States.
A collection of short stories highlights the struggles, hopes, failures, and triumphs of young aspiring singers, dancers, actors, actresses, and performers.
Highlights the creation and development of Disney's three Broadway productions: "Beauty and the Beast", "The Lion King", and "Aida", providing information on the special effects and key figures which have made each of the shows come alive.
Feeling humiliated after a family scandal, a ventriloquist on the vaudeville circuit turns inward, neglecting his ten-year-old daughter and lavishing attention on his puppet.
a new song composed & conducted by Mr. Herbert Timberteeth
Robinson, Fiona
2011
During conductor Herbert Timberteeth's performance of "What Animals Like Most," the animals reveal what they really like best, much to Timberteeth's chagrin.
After being accepted to her school's performing art program, Tallulah Casey tries to improve her dancing careers while raising enough money to keep the school from closing.
Explore children and the entertainment industry through a wide range of highly respected expert opinions in a unique pro-con format. Promotes issue awareness as well as critical thinking.
