Marathon '33

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Marathon '33 is a stage play by June Havoc that dramatizes the grueling world of Depression-era dance marathons, drawing on her own experiences as a contestant.

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Marathon '33 canonical 2
Marathon ’33 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf stage play
theatrical work
author June Havoc
basedOn June Havoc's experiences in dance marathons
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator June Havoc
depicts exploitation of contestants
grueling conditions of dance marathons
show-business aspects of dance marathons
dramatises Depression-era dance marathons
firstProductionLocation New York City
genre drama
historical drama
hasForm two-act play
hasMedium live theatre
hasNarrativePerspective semi-autobiographical
hasTitle Marathon '33 self-link
inspiredBy June Havoc's life as a dance marathon contestant
language English
mainTheme exploitation in entertainment industry
human endurance
survival under economic hardship
portrays audiences at dance marathons
contestants in dance marathons
promoters of dance marathons
settingPeriod Great Depression
surface form: Depression-era America

Great Depression
subject dance marathons
endurance contests
workType autobiographical play
writer June Havoc

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June Havoc notableWork Marathon '33
Marathon '33 hasTitle Marathon '33 self-link
June Hovick notableWork Marathon '33
this entity surface form: Marathon ’33