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oconneam
Brooke Dennison
clairelduffy
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The Critics

oconneam
Brooke Dennison
clairelduffy
- Is Gypsy Rose Lee the new symbol of Feminism?
elisamaknojia
- Traditions and Thoughts
christinessin
- Provoked and Triggered: Content Warnings and Student Spectators
- Writing about performance…
emilywillett25
- GLITTER, GLAM, AND GIRLS
fergumf1
- The Marital Power Struggle: Who Wins?
figaroca
- Black at East High? Good luck.
- Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist- and Broadway a Little Bit More
Hayden Paige
- Pantsuits versus Lingerie: How Gyspy Subverts Beliefs About Women’s Power
ilanacohen3
jillyfuller
- All That Jazz
- His Love Makes Me Beautiful: Race, Gender, and Relationships in ‘Funny Girl’
jjain0704
- A Female Breadwinner??!! **GASP**
jonahbarbin
- Baby It’s Cold in Allentown: A Lullaby into Acceptance of Misogyny and Objectification
kacyljones
- You (Don’t) Belong with Me: Senseless Racism in the Face of Eastern European Jewish Culture
- American Man Discovers a Vietnamese Woman is a Human (Not Clickbait)
kberlatsky1
- The Weapon of Womanhood
khinchey99
- If Anatevka were a Bridge, Tradition would be the Keystone
- Women on Broadway: Fetishized and Tokenized
madyjohnston2
- Funny Frustration
matthewbenfinger
- Funny Girl: Frustratingly Telling About Our Society
mayaparness
- The Silence of White Violence: Racialized Perceptions of Masculine Aggression in Miss Saigon
Melissa Dunn
- It’s the Subtle Racism for Me: How Miss Saigon Fails Minorities
morganebaxendalevanderbiltedu
- How One of the “Nicest Kids in Town” Helped Turn Segregation into Integration (Hairspray)
Kevin Nguyen
- Laurey, What Happened to You
odonofrio
- “You Wouldn’t Stab a Child!”: A Discussion on Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Miss Saigon
- Katherine Deserved Better: How Newsies Fails at Feminism
oheaner
- The Musical Fetishization and Appropriation of Asian Cultures
osigweec
peytonboyd
priyasankaran1
remikw1
- High School Musical: The Musical: The Essay: A Musical of a Generation
- All (white) Men Are Created Equal
Rose Nguyen
sbhuntley
- The White Gaze Strikes Again: How Memphis (And Broadway) Fails to Tell the Stories of People of Color
- “Western People Funny”: How Anna’s White Influence Led to Tuptim’s Downfall in The King and I
Schyler Rowland
scottpdouglas1
- Miss Saigon – An Epic Story of Stereotypes
selibuatsi
- History In Color
- The White Woman Will Always Win- How White Privilege Hinders Feminism
tobiakisanya
warddavid
- Anna, Fanny, and a Puzzlement Concerning Powerful Women
Xinyi Wang
- To Live, Love, Fight on No Day but Today.
- Takeaways from : Appreciation, Respect, and Ambition
Yehchan Kim
- The Male Gaze and Gypsy (1993)
zmulraine