Comedy at the Edge Richard Zoglin 2008 1st Edition Stand-Up Comedy Bloomsbury
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Dive into the transformative era of 1970s stand-up comedy with Richard Zoglin's insightful "Comedy at the Edge: How Stand-Up in the 1970s Changed America." This compelling first USA edition from 2008 offers a deep look into the comedians, clubs, and cultural shifts that redefined American humor and entertainment. Zoglin, a renowned critic, expertly chronicles the rise of legendary figures and the evolution of the stand-up art form, making this an essential read for comedy enthusiasts and cultural historians alike. Discover the groundbreaking impact of an era that shaped modern comedy.
This Bloomsbury USA publication is a fascinating exploration of the wit, rebellion, and social commentary that characterized 1970s stand-up. Perfect for collectors of comedy history, pop culture studies, and fans eager to understand the roots of contemporary comedic brilliance. The book provides a rich narrative, shedding light on the fearless voices who pushed boundaries and captured the spirit of a generation, cementing their place in entertainment history. An indispensable addition to any library focusing on humor, performance arts, or American cultural development.
Comedy at the Edge Richard Zoglin 2008 1st Edition Stand-Up Comedy Bloomsbury
$9.99
This Bloomsbury USA publication is a fascinating exploration of the wit, rebellion, and social commentary that characterized 1970s stand-up. Perfect for collectors of comedy history, pop culture studies, and fans eager to understand the roots of contemporary comedic brilliance. The book provides a rich narrative, shedding light on the fearless voices who pushed boundaries and captured the spirit of a generation, cementing their place in entertainment history. An indispensable addition to any library focusing on humor, performance arts, or American cultural development.