Bandstand

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Bandstand is a Broadway musical that follows World War II veterans forming a swing band to heal from their trauma, featuring choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler.

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Bandstand canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Broadway musical
stage musical
artForm dance
drama
music
choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts impact of war on families
struggles with PTSD
veterans’ camaraderie
featuresChoreographyBy Andy Blankenbuehler
follows World War II veterans forming a swing band
genre musical theatre
hasBroadwayProduction Yes
hasChoreographicStyle period-accurate swing dance
story-driven choreography
hasForm two-act musical
includes book scenes
dance sequences
musical numbers
language English
mainCharacters World War II veterans
medium live theatre
musicStyle big band
swing
narrativeFocus forming a band to compete in a national contest
using music as a means of healing
notableFor swing-inspired choreography
portrays psychological effects of war
reintegration of veterans into civilian life
productionType original Broadway production
settingPeriod post–World War II era
settingPlace United States
subject World War II veterans
big band music
post-war trauma
swing music
targetAudience Broadway audiences
general theatre audiences
theme friendship
grief
healing from trauma
patriotism
survivor’s guilt
usesMusicAs coping mechanism for trauma
workType narrative musical

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Andy Blankenbuehler knownFor Bandstand
Andy Blankenbuehler notableWork Bandstand
Andy Blankenbuehler directed Bandstand
American Bandstand alsoKnownAs Bandstand
American Bandstand firstAiredAs Bandstand
Nevin Steinberg notableWork Bandstand
Andy Blankenbuehler notableWork Bandstand
subject linked to: Blankenbuehler