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Last published 2025
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Christine Case

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University of Central Arkansas
1 pubs

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Christine Case's research examines the embodiment of Princess Anna in "Frozen: The Broadway Musical" through an Afro-Fabulative lens. Her work analyzes how racial identity is performed and interpreted within the context of contemporary musical theater. This publication explores themes of representation and cultural performance on the Broadway stage.

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  • Publications: 1

Selected Publications

  • Aisha Jackson on the Broadway Musical Stage: An Afro-Fabulative Embodiment of Princess Anna in Frozen: The Broadway Musical (2025)
    Jeunesse Young People Texts Cultures DOI OpenAlex

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