Table Of Content1. The Stage Fright of Everyday Life 2. The Interpersonal Basis of Social Anxiety 3. Self-Presentational Motivation 4. Self-Presentational Expectancies 5. Self-Presentational Disasters 6. Trait Social Anxiety and Social Phobia 7. Subjective Aspects of Social Anxiety: Physiology,Cognition, and Emotion 8. Interpersonal Behavior 9. Chasing Away the Butterflies
SynopsisAlong with jazz and abstract expressionism, the Broadway musical is one of the few uniquely American art forms. A companion to the six-part PBS documentary series, BROADWAY: THE AMERICAN MUSICAL is the first comprehensive history of the musical, from its roots at the turn of the 20th century through the smashing successes of the new millennium. The compelling, in-depth text is lavishly illustrated with a treasure trove of photographs, sheet-music covers, posters, scenic renderings, production stills, rehearsal shots, and caricatures, many previously unpublished. Complementing the narrative are lively sidebars that highlight the stars, the shows, and the songs--the key ingredients that make the musical great. Each chapter also included essays written by some of Broadway's most fascinating luminaries, past and present. An entertaining amalgam of unpublished material, candid and production photographs, and a trunkful of anecdotes and Broadway lore, BROADWAY will appeal to eighth-graders in their first high school musical as well as to connoisseurs of the art form.