Studies in Musical Theatre 17.3 is out now! Special Issue
Intellect is pleased to announce that Studies in Musical Theatre 17.3 is out now!
Special Issue: ‘Sondheim from the Side’
This Special Issue on the late influential American composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim focuses on the reception experience of minoritarian artists and critics to his body of work.
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Aims & Scope
Studies in Musical Theatre provides a forum to debate a wide range of texts that articulate the musical together with the theatrical. This peer-reviewed journal brings together a variety of critical approaches to contribute to the discussion surrounding live performance, the development and form of musical theatre and its value as a cultural product in theory and practice. Here, you will find a wealth of writing encompassing everything from opera to film musical to pop video.
This title is indexed with Scopus and the Web of Science’s Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI).
Issue 17.3
Articles
JACK ISAAC PRYOR AND STACY WOLF
Sondheim’s generative geniality
HARVEY YOUNG
Sondheim’s vamps and Africanist musical practice
MASI ASARE
Making broken things seem whole: A family’s conversation about Into the Woods
RAYMOND KNAPP, RACHEL KNAPP AND ZELDA KNAPP
PATRICK ANDERSON
‘Side by Side by Side’, in the street
ROSZA DANIEL LANG/LEVITSKY
Interview
JACK ISAAC PRYOR
Articles
‘When you’ve got friends like mine’: Company as tragedy and the queer potentiality of friendship
ASHLEY M. PRIBYL
KIM VARHOLA
‘I’m the witch, you’re the world’: Monstrosity and ‘Othering’ in Into the Woods
DESTINY SALTER
‘Now you know’: On Sondheim and middle age
RYAN DONOVAN
JANE COX
‘Anyone can whistle’ Sondheim: The intellectual autobiography of a Sondheim studies scholar
ERIC M. GLOVER
‘Beauty is power, longing a disease’: Asexuality and disability readings of Passion
SARAH COURTIS
‘A Weekend in the [Texas Hill] Country’ and Sondheim’s invitation to play
PAUL BONIN-RODRIGUEZ AND ZACHARY A. DORSEY
Jewish summer camp theatre and Sondheim, the Talmudic scholar
JONAH GREENE
Worthy of your love: Queerness and ghosting in Assassins and Company
BESS ROWEN
Interview
STACY WOLF
Articles
JORDAN SCHILDCROUT
In my life, it was a good thing
SARAH MYERS
Kaddish for Steve: On the Jewishness of Sondheim
GABRIELLE HOYT