Making Broadway Dance
Liza Gennaro · Oxford University Press · 2021 · Originally in English · intermediate
How five Broadway masters built their signature movement styles, told by someone who still dances them.
About the author
The author is identified as a working Broadway choreographer, which means they have professional training and active experience creating and performing on Broadway stages. This background gives the book its distinctive dual perspective: scholarly analysis grounded in lived knowledge of how these styles feel to execute, what physical choices they demand, and how they relate to contemporary practice. The author's ongoing work in the field means the reconstructions and analyses remain connected to practical, living tradition rather than historical artifact.
Documents these traditions
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