Dance

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 114 pages, illustrations, some colour. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Sidney Lumet, Mark Farner, Rick Moses, Stephen Parr, Gretchen Wylar, Jane Vanessa, John Wyman, Richard Burton, Peter Firth, and more.

Minor to moderate shelf wear. Moderate rubbing to spine. Minor foxing and tanning. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 106 pages, illustrations, a few colour. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Hector Mercado, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Oregon Shakespearean Festival, Denis Arndt, Rene Kollo, Peter Lobdell, and more.

Minor to moderate shelf wear. Moderate rubbing to spine. Minor foxing and tanning. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 98 pages, illustrations, a few colour. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Nick Nolte, Andrei Serban, Tom O’Horgan, Montgomery Clift, Norma Kamali, and more.

Minor to moderate shelf wear. Moderate rubbing to spine. Minor foxing and tanning. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 98 pages, illustrations, a few colour. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Theater in L.A., Canadian Films, Lina Wertmuller, Diana Rigg, Giancarlo Giannini, and more.

Minor to moderate shelf wear. Moderate rubbing to spine. Minor foxing and tanning. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 98 pages, illustrations, a few colour. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Nashville, James Farentino, Bolshoi Opera, Barbara Cook, One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, James Faulkner, Fred “Toby” Bluth, and more.

Minor to moderate shelf wear. Minor foxing and tanning. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 98 pages, illustrations, a few colour. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Martha Raye, Geraldo Rivera, Joan Rivers, Jim Dandy, Oluf Gravesen, Canada’s Stratford Festival, and more.

Minor to moderate shelf wear. Minor foxing and tanning. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 98 pages, black and white illustrations. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Lenny Bruce, Maggie Smith, Dyan Cannon, Men In Dance, David Wall, and more.

Minor shelf wear, foxing, and tanning. Moderate rubbing to spine. A couple of small chips and tears to wrappers edges. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 84 pages, black and white illustrations. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Special Issue: New Faces For These New Times, photoseries of young talents.

Minor shelf wear, foxing, and tanning. Very Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 86 pages, black and white illustrations. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Jeff Fenholt, Paul Lynde, Lois Nettleton, Simon Ward, and more.

Minor shelf wear, foxing, and tanning. Moderate rubbing to spine. Minor crease to crown fore-edge corner of front cover and first few pages. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 82 pages, black and white illustrations. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Vivienne Segal, Summer Festivals, Robert Shaw, Dorothy Collins, Ruby Keeler, and more.

Minor shelf wear, foxing, and tanning. Crease to tail fore-edge corner of rear cover and last few pages. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 82 pages, black and white illustrations. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Shirley Bassey, Patrick O’Neal, Siobhan McKeena, Jim Bailey, and more.

Moderate shelf wear. Minor to moderate foxing to rear cover. Minor tanning. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 82 pages, black and white illustrations. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Jimmy Webb, Irene Dailey, Tom Jones, Harvey Schmidt, Tom Ligon, and more.

Tape repair to spine head and tail. Minor to moderate tanning. Soiling and old texta price to front cover. Bookseller stamp of Sydney Book Exchange. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 82 pages, black and white illustrations. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Madeleine Le Roux, Jane Trahey, Boris Karloff, Theater in the Thirties, That Big Little Fashion Detail, and more.

Moderate shelf wear. Minor foxing and tanning. Minor to moderate rubbing to spine. Good Condition.

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First Edition.

28cm x 21.5cm. 82 pages, black and white illustrations. Pictorial saddle-stapled wrappers.

Single issue of American performing arts, entertainment, and under the radar gay magazine, After Dark. Running from 1968 to 1983 After Dark featured stories on theatre, film, dance, performance art, music, and the people who starred in such productions. While not overtly erotic or described as a gay magazine, the magazine was often playfully erotic (usually thanks to staff photographer Kenn Duncan), and the readership largely comprised gay men, especially evident by the advertisements a plenty for gay venues, books, movies, and fashion. In this issue: Leonard Cohen, Ned Rorem, Maralin Niska, The Great Escape in Fashion, and more.

Moderate shelf wear. Minor foxing and tanning. Minor insect damage and rubbing to spine. Good Condition.