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"Drop Dead newly centralizes the 1970s economic crisis... and does so with careful attention to geography, race, and management styles. The book's archive of venues productively undoes neat categories of experimental, community, and Broadway theatre... Miller's archive also interlaces economic crisis with race, illuminating how advertising failed to connect with black Broadway attendees and how some white Lincoln Center subscribers devalued playwrights of colour as non-canonical. As such, the book might buttress theatre courses on the 1970s, New York City, and neoliberalism. Additionally, an arts management course might benefit from examining the management styles of Stewart, Carroll, and Papp to consider how their mediation of crisis-enmeshed in geography, race, and the federal neglect of New York City-produced shifting modes of producing and valuing theatre." --Modern Drama
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