Queer Monsters: The Importance of Monstrosity in Queer Storytelling
“In the Flesh” and “Black Sails” use the historical connection between queerness and monstrosity as the base to their stories on how the world creates its oppressed.
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What We Learn from the McElroy Brothers, No Bummers, and “The Adventure Zone”
In “The Adventure Zone,” comedic trio the McElroy Brothers have created a space of inclusion, levity and “no bummers.”
Weekly Roundup: 4 Musical Parodies That Change the Story (While Staying Silly)
This week on the Strop: Clever musical parodies that range from exceedingly simple to grand performances.
Why Gen Z is Turning to “Victorious” on TikTok
Generation Z is one of the most fascinating groups of people on the planet. They are fearless, they are funny,Continue Reading
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