Review of Performing Queer Modernism, by Penny Farfan

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  • Stephen Low Independent scholar

Abstract

A review of Performing Queer Modernism, by Penny Farfan.

Author Biography

Stephen Low, Independent scholar

Stephen Low received his PhD from Cornell University in April 2016, where he also received his master's degree in Theater Studies in 2014. He received his first master's from the University of Texas at Austin in the Performance as Public Practice Program. His scholarly interests include twentieth-century theatre and performance, musicals, queer theory, sex and sexuality, gender, critical race studies, and gay culture. His dissertation “Toward an Aesthetic of Gay Culture” identifies an aesthetic of theatricality as the constitutive feature of contemporary gay culture. His essays have been published in Modern Drama and Theatre Research in Canada. 

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Published

2017-11-08

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 2 (2017): Science and Performance

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Reviews

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