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‘Jesus Christ Superstar’: Behind the Scenes of the Worldwide Musical Phenomenon
Musical theater enthusiasts and Superstar devotees will appreciate this candid perspective, the interviews with the show’s legends, and the stunning collection of photos.
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Apocalypse Television: How ‘The Day After’ Helped End the Cold War
This study for both general and academic readers makes the case for the cultural influence of television in altering attitudes toward war, albeit at a fortunate time in history before the dispersive effects of cable television.
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I See Dead People: The Making of ‘The Sixth Sense’
Primarily for die-hard fans of the film and Shyamalan.
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The Life and Times of Betty Boop: The 100-Year History of an Animated Icon
The author more than makes the case that Betty Boop maintains long-lasting appeal and popularity, thanks to her indelible charm and independence. A fascinating read that explores every facet of the animated icon.
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A Disturbance in the Force: How and Why the Star Wars Holiday Special Happened
Kozak presents a riveting look at an oft-maligned piece of Star Wars history, showing that some of it is just misunderstood.
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Public/Private: My Life with Joe Papp at the Public Theater
A terrific twofer that’s both a fascinating history and an affecting personal memoir. Will likely appeal to theater fans everywhere.
Running the Show: Television from the Inside
A must for readers interested in breaking into the business of writing or running a TV show. This entertaining guidebook gives straightforward, no-nonsense advice.
The American Theatre as Seen by Hirschfeld: 1962–2002
A remarkable visual history of Broadway theater in its heyday and the New York performing arts scene until Hirschfeld died in 2003. With its comprehensive indexes, this work is a fitting tribute to an outstanding artist. Should be a mandatory addition to reference art and performing arts collections.
How To Survive a Killer Musical: Agony and Ecstasy on the Road to Broadway
A fascinating look at the hidden reefs lying below the surface waters of musicals and how to ride over most of them. A treat for anyone interested in theater.
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