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Wicked Divas <strong>and</strong> Internet Girl Fans • 69<br />
60. DefyingGravity, 30 January 2005, verdigris.proboards19.com/<br />
index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=1078602508<br />
(accessed 21 July 2006).<br />
61. writteninveggies, 17 May 2006, unexamined-life.com/forum/<br />
viewthread.php?fid=9&tid=1043&action=printable (accessed 21<br />
July 2006).<br />
62. The layeredness of the diva is remarked on by virtually everyone<br />
who writes about her. See, for example, Leonardi <strong>and</strong> Pope, The<br />
Diva’s Mouth, 9.<br />
63. Terry Castle, The Apparitional Lesbian: Female Homosexuality <strong>and</strong><br />
Modern Culture (New York: Columbia University Press, 1993), 202.<br />
64. Stacey, Star Gazing, 145.<br />
65. AnaElphieLove, 12 April 2006, witchesofoz.com/forums/<br />
viewtopic.php?t=7353 (accessed 21 July 2006).<br />
66. As Mary Kearney writes, “Considerable feminist research has<br />
shown that around the age of twelve, <strong>and</strong> often earlier, girls are<br />
encouraged by a variety of individuals <strong>and</strong> social institutions to<br />
privilege the traditional practices of femininity over all other<br />
activities available to them. Moreover, studies show that female<br />
youth of this age are encouraged to identify as heterosexual<br />
beings <strong>and</strong> to position procreation <strong>and</strong> the attraction of male<br />
attention as the primary goals of their adult lives” (Girls Make<br />
Media [New York: Routledge, 2006], 5).<br />
67. In addition, these stories are often contextualized within the<br />
story of a girl’s trip to New York City. Susan Bennett argues that<br />
theater scholars need to attend to the tourist audience to truly<br />
underst<strong>and</strong> contemporary commercial theater (“Theatre/<br />
Tourism,” Theatre Journal 57 [2005]: 407 – 25).<br />
68. Richard Schechner, Between Theater <strong>and</strong> Anthropology<br />
(Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1985), 16.<br />
69. Dyer, Heavenly Bodies, 11.<br />
70. writteninveggies, 17 May 2006, unexamined-life.com/forum/<br />
viewthread.php?fid=9&tid=1043&action=printable (accessed 21<br />
July 2006).<br />
71. BelleOfTheB<strong>and</strong>, 16 April 2006, witchesofoz.com/forums/<br />
viewtopic.php?t=7641 (accessed 21 July 2006).<br />
72. Stacey, Star Gazing, 69.
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