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GAY 90'S REVUE
The Gay Neti Revue: Wh Joseph E. Howard, Lulu Bat, Genevieve Rowe, The Townsman's Quartet. An Amerin variety seri that aired live wh host sger/ songwrer Joseph E. Howard, who was reportedly age 71 at the time he hosted the show." data-id="ma * gay 90s revue *
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THE GAY NETI REVUE
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In this fantastic piece, Joe Howard's Gay 90's Revue, the gowned opera sger is Genevieve Rowe. After Howard’s heyday, he ro the nostalgia boom by hostg The Gay Neti Review on rad the 1930s and 1940s.
THE GAY '90S
Director/wrer David Galligan has filtered much of the gay and lbian experience through this fast-paced mil revue, featurg 22 songs and sketch performed by an outstandg six-member ensemble. Galligan's stagg, gmented by the choreography of Tony Kaye and Kay Cole, is sparse but highly ventive, effectively highlightg the reali and absurdi, humor and pathos of livg an "alternative" liftyle. The mil numbers were provid by many of L.A.'s most gifted wrers, cludg the legendary Billy Barn, whose irreverent openg number, "The Gay '90s," featur the ensemble full turn-of-the-century regalia. The stum are quickly disrd, however, as the sually attired st of three women and three men segue to a seri of illumatg mil and spoken vigt. * gay 90s revue *
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THE GAY ’90S MIL
"No, not the "gay" you were thkg of, nor The '90s you were thkg of, for that matter. It was where what we now regnize as " nostalgia" was born, and The Gay Neti beme a popular settg for films of the 1930s, the 1940s and, to a lser gree, the 1950s and 1960s, by which time was seen as that nocent age before World Wars and atomic bombs. In fact, the "everybody's rich" stereotype stems om a nflatn of this perd wh "The Gild Age" (1876-1896), as the Gay Neti were also marked by enomic prsn and much labor agatn (see Panic of 1893 on The Other Wiki), not to mentn the Spanish-Amerin War.
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It should also be noted that the term "Gay Neti" for this era, like the "Edwardian Era" that followed , is primarily Brish.
THEATER : THE GAY ‘90S--THE MIL
This wasn't ually done whout at least a b of irony (ually only satiril or Cloudcuckoolanr works), but wrers and artists returned to the Gay Neti well so often that s nventns beme even more stereotypil. This is a Fotten Trope and the fact that the name "Gay Neti" was never changed should give you an ia how long 's been ad. However, today's general unfaiary wh the perd works set the 1880s or 1900s may make their settg distguishable om the stereotypil Gay Neti.
However, kooky Gay Neti stuff still pops up ocsnally, most often works directed at preteen children, or surreal edy seri such as The Simpsons or Fay Guy.