The `Great Articulation of the Inarticulate': Reading the Jazz Body in Australian and American Popular Culture in the 1960s.: An article from: Journal of Australian Studies

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From the supplier: The origin of jazz dance in Australia can be traced to the 1957 J.C. Williamson production of 'The Pyjama Game, choreographed by Betty Pounder. Pounder was influenced by the Broadway choreographer of Bob Fosse, although his style was not readily reproducible. Further productions, such as 'West Side Story' in 1960, continued the development of this performance style.

Citation Details
Title: The `Great Articulation of the Inarticulate': Reading the Jazz Body in Australian and American Popular Culture in the 1960s.
Author: Amanda Card
Publication:Journal of Australian Studies (Refereed)
Date: September 1, 1998
Publisher: University of Queensland Press
Page: 18(1)

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