Playing the Supporting Role: Strip Club Managers and Other Third Parties
Playing the Supporting Role: Strip Club Managers and Other Third Parties
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The book "Playing the Supporting Role" explores the managerial layer in the erotic dance sector, examining the experiences and perceptions of strippers and third parties. It argues that third-party work is gendered, classed, and racialized occupational performance in a stigmatized labor sector.
Format: Hardback
Length: 200 pages
Publication date: 03 August 2023
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Strippers, the captivating stars of strip clubs, often steal the spotlight, but their work is significantly supported by a group of individuals who are often overlooked. These individuals include managers, bouncers, and disc jockeys, who play crucial roles in organizing, supervising, managing, and coordinating the labor of erotic dancers. Playing the Supporting Role argues that delving into the managerial layer is essential to gain a comprehensive understanding of the power dynamics and working conditions within the erotic dance sector. By examining the roles of third parties, this book aims to distinguish between banal or beneficial practices and unfair or exploitative sex-industry labor practices.
The book primarily focuses on the perspectives of third parties in the erotic dance sector, shedding light on their identities, management strategies, services offered, and the impact on strippers' experiences and perceptions. Through qualitative interview data collected from third parties and strippers in two Ontario cities, Playing the Supporting Role offers a profound exploration of third-party work as gendered, classed, and racialized occupational performances in a stigmatized labor sector that is simultaneously over- and under-regulated.
By examining the roles of third parties, this book aims to shed light on the complex dynamics that shape the erotic dance industry. It highlights the importance of recognizing and valuing the contributions of these individuals, who play a vital role in ensuring the safety, well-being, and satisfaction of both dancers and clients. Moreover, the book contributes to the broader discourse on labor practices, gender inequality, and social justice in the sex industry.
In conclusion, Playing the Supporting Role is a groundbreaking work that offers a fresh perspective on the roles of third parties in the erotic dance sector. By examining the managerial layer, the book provides valuable insights into the power relations, working conditions, and experiences of strippers and third parties. It contributes to our understanding of the sex industry and highlights the need for greater recognition and support for the individuals who work tirelessly to sustain this complex and diverse sector.
Weight: 400g
Dimension: 234 x 160 x 18 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781487548940
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