LGBT Performance and the Politics of Pleasure
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""Acts of Gaiety" is a great read. Filled with excellent research that sets the various theater productions in context and accompanied by a compelling historical account of the conjunctions of riot and revelry in LGBT liberation movements, it will make an impact on a number of different fields." --Judith Halberstam, USC ""Acts of Gaiety" is a great read. Filled with excellent research that sets the various theater productions in context and accompanied by a compelling historical account of the conjunctions of riot and revelry in LGBT liberation movements, it will make an impact on a number of different fields." --Judith Halberstam, USC --Judith Halberstam, USC ""Acts of Gaiety" is a rollicking ride. Sara Warner revises both lesbian feminist histories, emphasizing riotous, joyful action rather than earnest righteousness, and queer theoretical trends, stressing pleasurable politics over loss and the death drive. And who wouldn't want to spend the day reading about the Lavender Menace, Valerie Solanas, the Five Lesbian Brothers, and Hothead Paisan?" --Lisa Duggan, New York University--Lisa Duggan, NYU
Sara Warner is Faculty Fellow at Harvard University and an Associate Professor of Performing and Media Arts at Cornell, USA.