Monday, April 2, 2018

An Andrew Lloyd Webber Show About Coney Island Leaves Out The Disabled 'Freaks' Who Started It All

A disabled theatre critic is none too happy with Webber and his touring show. "Love Never Dies takes place in 1907, three years into the freakshow’s East Coast rise in popularity. For a musical owing its location to the disabled community, Love Never Dies is decidedly remiss in incorporating the community. We are offered mere tokens: a few musical numbers briefly mention oddities, and only 'The Beauty Underneath' uses freak attractions in its staging."



Article source here:Arts Journal

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