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Theatre studies

the ideal that song, dance and story in a musical form one seamless whole, examined against the musical's built-in doubleness of numbers and plot.

In theatre studies, integration in the musical refers to the ideal that song, dance and story in a musical form one seamless whole, examined against the musical's built-in doubleness of numbers and plot. This meaning comes from McMillin (2007) in The Musical as Drama.[1]

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McMillin, S. (2007). The Musical as Drama. Princeton University Press. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400865406

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