After watching/listening to Larson's Rent and after reading Schulman's and Toonoka's interpretation of the historical background of the show, provide your own synthesis for your readers. This entry

 After watching/listening to Larson's Rent and after reading Schulman's and Toonoka's interpretation of the historical background of the show, provide your own synthesis for your readers. This entry is 1,000 words min. and must be a critical assessment of the show. If we were to "queer" our reading of Rent, with its already "queer" subjects [by the way, what are the many themes that are developed throughout the show, and which ones matter the most?], what would our conclusions be?