Performing Glam Rock: Gender and Theatricality in Popular Music
Philip Auslander examines glam rock through the lenses of gender and theatricality. The book explores how performance, spectacle, and stage presentation shape the meaning of popular music, offering a focused cultural study for readers interested in music, identity, and the relationship between artistic expression and performance.
About This Book
Performing Glam Rock: Gender and Theatricality in Popular Music examines glam rock through the connected themes of gender and theatrical performance.
The book considers how popular music can use spectacle, appearance, and stage presentation to shape artistic expression and public identity.
Its focus places glam rock within broader discussions of performance, culture, and the representation of gender.
This is a study of popular music for readers interested in music history, performance, and cultural analysis.
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