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Study Guide: Dance in Musicals
by John Kenrick
(Copyright 2004)

 

From The Black Crook (1866) and Broadway Melody (1928) to the latest hits, dance has played a central role in the history of stage and screen musicals. In response to the requests of many site visitors, we offer this introductory overview.

 
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