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Theater-Themed Novels
Nov 13
2023, 04:48:07 PM
Thanks. I can't believe I forgot CITY OF GIRLS. I loved that novel.
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Theater-Themed Novels
Nov 13
2023, 04:22:46 PM
As the author of a recent novel about Broadway's Camelot (One More Seat at the Round Table), I am always on the hunt for backstage stories, and recently I've found several that I've personally read and want to recommend. It's a growing sub-genre, and one that is dear to my heart. Maybe you can think of other books I've missed.
The Adored One by Susanne Dunlap, Atmosphere Press, the story of Ziegfeld Follies star Lillian Lorraine and her romanc
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Backstage at Boston's Shubert
Sep 6
2020, 07:54:17 AM
Thanks so much. That is exactly what I needed!
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Backstage at Boston's Shubert
Sep 4
2020, 09:17:55 AM
I'm writing a novel about a Broadway musical that did its out-of-own tryout at the Boston Shubert (now the Boch Center - Shubert Theatre) in the 1960s. Is there anyone who can give me a few details about the backstage? How to access the stage door, the location of the dressing rooms, etc. I don't need much. Just enough for ambience. Thanks for any light you can shed. (I know it's a long time ago, but in my experience backstage configurations in classic theaters don't change mu
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