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To Broadway

(Hardback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

To Broadway

Contributors:

By (Author) Maurane Mazars

ISBN:

9781419779923

Publisher:

Abrams

Imprint:

Abrams ComicArts

Publication Date:

15th May 2025

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Fiction

Main Subject:
Other Subjects:

Graphic novel / Comic book / Manga: Historical

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Hardback

Number of Pages:

248

Dimensions:

Width 194mm, Height 260mm

Description

A critically acclaimed graphic novel from up-and-coming talent Maurane Mazars, which follows Uli, a young dancer in postwar Europe trying to seize his dreams and become a Broadway performer

In this moving graphic novel, Maurane Mazars deftly illustrates an emotionally resonant character study of a young gay man struggling to express himself in the wake of World War II.

Germany, April 1957. Uli is a modern dance student at the prestigious Folkwang University of the Arts who will do anything to pursue his dream of becoming a famous Broadway dancer. But Ulis dream and his energetic, outgoing personality hardly fit the melancholy culture of postwar Europe.

During a fateful trip to Berlin, Uli meets Anthony, a young American dancer. The attraction is immediate, and Anthony convinces Uli to move to New York to try his luck on Broadway. The young men part ways, and Uli is inspired to pack his bags and embark on an adventure.

Will Uli be able to seize his dreams in New York City Or is he just one of the many young artists doomed to find a disappointing reality check in the Big Apple

Author Bio

Maurane Mazars was born in 1991 in Toulon, France. In 2016, she earned a masters degree in illustration at the Haute cole des arts du Rhin in Strasbourg. Before graduating in 2015, she received a prize for her student work, Acouphnes, a black-and-white graphic novel which was later picked up and published in 2017 by Editions AGPI. In 2018, she won the Raymond Leblanc prize for To Broadway. This is Mazarss first work published in the United States.

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