Female Aerialists in the 1920s and Early 1930s
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Female Aerialists in the 1920s and Early 1930s
Femininity, Celebrity, and Glamour
Holmes, Kate
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2021
182
Dura
Inglês
9780367182571
15 a 20 dias
521
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Introduction: Producing allure and popularity 1. Democratising experience: Diverse transformative performance spaces 2. To glamour: A kinaesthetic fantasy of weightlessness 3. Skilful vulnerability: Showmanship and the performance of skill and risk 4. Performing and negotiating muscular femininity: Aerial celebrity and the modern girl 5. Absorbing activity into femininity: Moving bodies, citizenship, and beauty Conclusion: Updating aerial celebrity and re-evaluating practice
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Female Aerialists;popular performance;Ringling Bros;female physical culture;Aerial Performance;circus studies;Modern Girl;aerial practitioners;Sexual Desirability;gendered performance;Trapeze Bar;Visual Culture;Aerial Action;Luisita Leers;Aerial Movement;Lillian Leitzel;American Circus;Celebrity Allure;Aerial Equipment;Roman Rings;Bailey Circus;Young Man;Pop Star;Female Exercise;Circus Space;Public Intimacy;American Vaudeville;Modern Femininity;Circus Stars;Royal Agricultural Hall;Individual's Lived Experience;Applied Theatre Contexts;Disruptive Diva
Introduction: Producing allure and popularity 1. Democratising experience: Diverse transformative performance spaces 2. To glamour: A kinaesthetic fantasy of weightlessness 3. Skilful vulnerability: Showmanship and the performance of skill and risk 4. Performing and negotiating muscular femininity: Aerial celebrity and the modern girl 5. Absorbing activity into femininity: Moving bodies, citizenship, and beauty Conclusion: Updating aerial celebrity and re-evaluating practice
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Female Aerialists;popular performance;Ringling Bros;female physical culture;Aerial Performance;circus studies;Modern Girl;aerial practitioners;Sexual Desirability;gendered performance;Trapeze Bar;Visual Culture;Aerial Action;Luisita Leers;Aerial Movement;Lillian Leitzel;American Circus;Celebrity Allure;Aerial Equipment;Roman Rings;Bailey Circus;Young Man;Pop Star;Female Exercise;Circus Space;Public Intimacy;American Vaudeville;Modern Femininity;Circus Stars;Royal Agricultural Hall;Individual's Lived Experience;Applied Theatre Contexts;Disruptive Diva
