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         Theatre General:     more books (100)
  1. Exploring Theatre by McGraw-Hill, 1996-01-01
  2. Plays for the Theatre (with InfoTrac ) (Wadsworth Series in Theatre) by Oscar G. Brockett, Robert J. Ball, 2003-07-07
  3. Enjoyment of Theatre, The (7th Edition) by Kenneth M. Cameron, Patti P. Gillespie, et all 2007-08-02
  4. The Cambridge Guide to Theatre
  5. Grotesques and other reflections on art and the theatre (Essay and general literature index reprint series) by Mary Cass Canfield, 1968
  6. World Encyclopedia of Contemporary Theatre: Asia/Pacific (World Encyclopedia of Contemporary Theatre)
  7. In the Company of Actors: Reflections on the Craft of Acting (Theatre Arts (Routledge Paperback)) by Carole Zucker, 2001-01-22
  8. Show Time: A Chronology of Broadway and the Theatre from Its Beginnings to the Present by Gene Brown, 1998-01
  9. Theatre, Brief Version by Robert Cohen, 2002-06-20
  10. Olivier at Work: The National Years: An Illustrated Memoir by Royal National Theatre (Great Britain), 1990-04
  11. The Rose Theatre (A Theatre Arts Book) by Christin Eccles, 1991-02-20
  12. Sergei Radlov: The Shakespearian Fate of a Soviet Director (Russian Theatre Archive) by Dav Zolotnistky, 1998-11-01
  13. Theatre Ecology: Environments and Performance Events by Baz Kershaw, 2008-02-29
  14. Theatre in Prison: Theory and Practice

61. Quicksilver Theatre - Teacher Evaluation
did you see? Type of venue School Hall Was the play well suited tothe age group of the audience?
http://www.quicksilvertheatre.org/eval_teacher.asp
general venue evaluation main welcome Teacher's Evaluation Form
Let us know what you think Thank you for your help We would like to know more about our audiences in order to increase your and your pupils' enjoyment of a Quicksilver production. Please help us by completing this form and sending it to us by pressing the send button at the bottom of the page.
All returned forms will be entered in a prize draw.
Name of school Full address Your Name Your email Your job title Which Quicksilver play did you see? Type of venue School Hall Theatre Other (specify below) Was the play well suited to the age group of the audience? Yes No What were the main responses of the children after the performance? What do you consider the play's main strengths / weaknesses? How has the play been useful in your teaching? What are your opinions of the Teacher's Pack / Quicksilver workshops? Other comments
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62. Simon Ryan Theatre - Tipperary's Premier Theatre Venue
A modern 360 seat theatre located in the famous 'Tipperary Town'. Provides a venue for touring professional productions and local amateur drama/musical societies. Information on the venue and booking.
http://www.tipperary-excel.com/general.htm
General Information
The Simon Ryan Theatre is a modern 360 seat Theatre featuring 'state of the art' facilities for the performer and the audience. It was opened by the Taoiseach Mr Bertie Ahern TD on May 5th 2001
Parking Facilities
Free parking is available in the Market Yard car park adjacent to the Theatre after 6.00pm with a moderate charge between 8.00am and 6.00pm. We request that patrons do not park directly in front of the Theatre or block emergency exits.
Theatre Bar
Situated on the 3rd floor adjacent to the balcony, the theatre bar has a wide selection of beverages. The bar is open to patrons half an hour before the performance and during the interval.
Why not use our Pre-Order/ Pre-Pay Theatre Bar service. Bar staff will be happy to take your order on arrival at the theatre to avoid interval delays and queuing, so that you can have your drink waiting for you at the interval.
Disabled Access
The Simon Ryan Theatre is wheelchair friendly with ramped access to the building and easy access to the Theatre with wheelchair seating in the front stalls (see seating plan ). Access to the Theatre Bar is via the lift.

63. Support Michigan Opera Theatre - General Director's Circle
Join Michigan Opera theatre’s Exclusive Group of Opera Lovers Thegeneral Director’s Circle Become a member of the general
http://www.motopera.org/support_mot/directors.htm
Become a member of the General Director's Circle (GDC) and meet other opera lovers who support Michigan Opera Theatre with annual donations starting at $2,000. Each opera season, several exciting events are planned just for GDC members to enrich their opera going experience. You can have a great time with interesting people while you contribute to the vitality of MOT's programs and activities. Membership benefits include:
  • Priority Seating
    Free Valet Parking
    Use of the private donor lounge
    Invitations to dress rehearsals, private parties, receptions with artists and opera trips.
For more information, please call Jane Westley, Development Associate, at 313-237-3427.

64. UWL Dept. Of Theatre Arts Home Page
This department offers a theatre Arts major, with concentrations in Performance, Design and Production, Management, general, and Music theatre. View their facilities, current events, program requirements, and scholarship opportunities.
http://www.uwlax.edu/theatre
P roduction
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nformation ... UWL Home Page Department of Theatre Arts
154 Center for the Arts
University of Wisconsin La Crosse
La Crosse, WI 54601
Theatre Office: (608) 785-6701
Theatre Box Office: (608) 785-8522
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Theatre Arts Program is a unique blend of small size and total programming. A dedicated faculty with advanced degrees in all areas of theatre instruction, coupled with small class size, guarantees individual personalized instruction rarely available in larger programs. An expanded theatre arts curriculum allows students to choose a program of study best fitted to their needs with the choice of a performance emphasis, design/technology emphasis or general theatre studies emphasis. Performance and production opportunities are available in four major productions and a summer musical each year, as well as numerous children's theatre and senior project productions throughout the year.
March 23, 2004 Goals ission C urriculum ... acilities

65. WEST END THEATRE - General Listing
LONDON WEST END theatre All prices include service charge, VAT and handlingfee. We handle all London and StratfordUpon-Avon theatre events.
http://www.americanatickets.com/london/
LONDON WEST END THEATRE
All prices include service charge, VAT and handling fee. ANYTHING GOES
BLOOD BROTHERS

BOMBAY DREAMS

CHICAGO
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WE WILL ROCK YOU
If you wish to see a show that is not list ed, please inquire directly to the number listed above, or at shows@americanatickets.com. We handle all London and Stratford-Upon-Avon Theatre events.

TIMES SQUARE HEADQUARTERS
115 West 45th Street, New York, NY 10036
Phone (212) 581-6660 Fax (212) 262-9627
Contact Us Here

66. The Rondo Theatre
Details of productions at the theatre over forthcoming months, box office and general information for patrons and performers.
http://www.rondotheatre.co.uk/
Welcome to The Rondo!
- Venue Magazine - Bath Chronicle Also remember that we play host to our resident youth theatre for a four week course in May/June and the Summer Holiday Youth Theatre in August There’s too much to mention this season - and there’s no excuse not to be at The Rondo!
On This Week
The Rake's Progress
Oddbodies
This gloriously colourful comedy is based on Hogarth's series of paintings of the same name. Bursting with exquisitely drawn characterisation and comic observation, it tells the story of the Rake as seen through the eyes of some of the extraordinary characters around him - a pugilist, prostitute, lamplighter, highwayman, clergyman, even an emaciated cat, all jostle for attention in this veritable feast of visual ingenuity and physical invention. - The Evening Standard Supported By
Flamingo Flamingo Flamingo

Oddbodies
- The Scotsman Hideaway
Complicite present the Quiconque production
Another major scoop! Cutting edge theatre company Complicite brings Quiconque to The Rondo to reveal intriguing worlds bubbling with concealed life. Hideaway offers a glimpse into these and other true stories where, against all odds, a resolute hope for the future prevails.

67. Singapore Drama & Theatre : General Criticism
~ Singapore Drama theatre general Criticism ~. Alfian Sa at. The shiftingsensibility. Esplanade the Arts Magazine 6466, Sept./Oct. 1999.
http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg/bib/singlit/drama-crit.html
Table of
Contents
Websites
Alfian Sa'at. The shifting sensibility Esplanade the Arts Magazine: 64-66, Sept./Oct. 1999. "Review of theatre in Singapore Arts Festival 1999". [NX577.2 EAM] Birch, David. Comment V: The 1981 Singapore Drama Festival. Commentary, 5(3/4):100-103, 1982. [DS599.1 C] Birch, David. English drama and the arts: balancing cultural priorities. Performing Arts, 2:4-5, 1985. [PN2960.12 PA] Birch, David. Images of Singapore, 1970-1986 Performing Arts, 5:1-12, 1989. [PN2960.12 PA] Birch, David. The life and times of Singapore English drama: loosening the chains, 1958-1963. Performing Arts, 3:28-32, 1986. [PN2960.12 PA] Birch, David. The life and times of Singapore English drama: searching for a voice, 1965-1969. Performing Arts, 4:48-52, 1987. [PN2960.12 PA] Birch, David. Singapore English drama: a historical overview 1958-1985. IN Krishnan, Sanjay, ed. 9 lives: 10 years of Singapore theatre, 1987-1997: essays commissioned by the Necessary Stage. Singapore: Necessary Stage, 1997. Pp. 22-52. [PN2960.12 Nin] Birch, David.

68. Welcome To Black Repertory Theatre On The Web...
North Carolina State University's urban theatre company, schedule of events, general information. Not updated for 200
http://www.ncsu.edu/brt/
Producing theatre for, by and about the African-American experience
at North Carolina State University

69. Source Theatre - General Info
LOCATION Source theatre Company, 1835 14th Street, NW Between S and T Streets,NW, in Washington, DC 20009 BUS 14th Street, stops in front of theatre.
http://www.sourcetheatre.com/info.htm
LOCATION: Source Theatre Company, 1835 14th Street, NW
Between S and T Streets, NW, in Washington, DC 20009 METRO: U Street/African American Civil War Veteran's Memorial/Cardozo Metro Station on Green Line, two blocks northeast of theatre (13th Street Exit). BUS: 14th Street, stops in front of theatre. PARKING: Parking lots within a few blocks, street parking as available. ACCESSIBILITY: Wheelchair accessible seating and restrooms available.

70. Gallery 7 Theatre Co.
A general forum on the performing arts within the amateur dramatics/acting scene.
http://www.gallery7theatre.com/discussion/default.asp
Gallery 7 Theatre Co. Home Profile Register Active Topics ... FAQ Username:
Password:
Save Password Forum Topics Posts Last Post Moderator(s) Gallery 7 Theatre Company - 2003/2004 Season
Leland Klassen, Live!
Share your thoughts about Leland's performances in this forum!
by: Ken Hildebrandt Twelve Angry Jurors
Share your thoughts about this production here!
One Act Play Festival

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Driving Miss Daisy

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The Panic Squad
Share your thoughts about this production here! General Web Board Ideas and Questions Web Board Forum If you have any questions about the web boards or if you would like to share some ideas about how we can improve them, post your thoughts here. by: Ken Hildebrandt Call Board Audition Forum Announce your casting calls in this forum. by: Ken Hildebrandt Theatre Search Looking for a particular prop? Searching for just the right play? Looking for a drama idea for a Sunday morning service. Post your calls for help in this forum! by: iugte Workshop Forum Let people know of any upcoming theatre-related workshops in this forum!

71. General Subject Listing: WWW-VL-Theatre And Drama
The World Wide Web Virtual Library. theatre and Drama. general subjectlisting. Alberta Playwrights Network; Aisle Say Stage reviews
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/VL/theatre/general.htm
Return to Theatre and Drama contents page
The World Wide Web Virtual Library
Theatre and Drama
General subject listing

72. Freakshow
London based progressive touring theatre company. Information about past shows and education projects as well as general information.
http://www.freakshowtheatre.freeserve.co.uk/freakshow start.htm
............"theatre for the raving massives"........CRITICS CHOICE........"sick and sexy"......."an irvine welsh styled theatrical putsch"........"some righteous and large ideas going on here"........

73. Books On Theatre - General
CVs, interviews, the audition itself and callbacks are all discussed with detailedcommentary from many theatre professionals including Harold Prince, Richard
http://www.nodanw.com/books/theatre/general.htm
BRECHT ON FILM AND RADIO
BERTOLT BRECHT translated and edited by Marc Silberman
This authoritative study presents for the first time Brecht's essays, articles and commentaries on film and radio, as well as selections from the many scripts he wrote for both media. A great experimenter, Brecht was fascinated by these technologies and the new approaches to a mass audience which they offered. Brecht on Film and Radio records his encounters with and theories about cinema and radio broadcasting, including the story of the famous 'Threepenny lawsuit'. A full editorial commentary also looks throughout at Brecht's ideas and writings on film and radio in the context of the works for which he is better known.
Marc Silberman is the former editor of the Brecht Yearbook and Professor at the University of Wisconsin, where he teaches German literature, culture and film studies.
AUDITION BOOK OF GREAT SPEECHES
Jerry Blunt (ed) 129 of the greatest speeches by the greatest playwrights from every theatrical period and genre: farce, tragedy, classical Greek, Renaissance, modern drama. The volume aslo contains cultural background information on each period - providing the actor with all the material needed for a confident audition.

74. Blue-box Entertainment Ltd.
London, Englandbased general managers in commercial theatre. Projects include Jerry Springer the Opera.
http://www.blue-box.dsl.pipex.com/
BLUE BOX ENTERTAINMENT Welcome to our website. Site updated: 2 September 2003. About Blue Box Current Productions Recent Projects Biographies ... Contact site design: claire1dz@yahoo.com blue box netmail blue box: outlook web access

75. Arts And Entertainment At Musical Theatre West
Resident theatre company at the Richard and Karen Carpenter Center for the Performing Arts in Long Beach, California. One of Southern California's oldest professional musical theatre companies. Tickets, auditions and general information.
http://www.musical.org/

COOKBOOK SUBMISSION!

Click here for our online, and printable recipe submission page. HEARING IMPAIRED PERFORMANCES
There will be signed performances of upcoming MTW
Shows offered.
Sunday May 2, 7pm
Sunday July 18, 7pm JULY 10-25, 2004
(SCROLL DOWN)
Click here for a seating map of the

Carpenter Performing Arts Center

76. Silent Movie Theatre / General Information

http://www.silentmovietheatre.com/info/info.f.htm

77. City Of Houston Theater District Outdoor Venues
Provides general information on the three area attractions in the theatre District.
http://www.ci.houston.tx.us/departme/civic/outdoors/
Ernest H. Carswell Plaque Placed in Sesquicentennial Park. CLICK HERE for details. HOUSTON THEATER DISTRICT OUTDOOR VENUES
Laine Twining

Booking Supervisor
PHONE: Brian Watson
Manager
PHONE: 713.250.3666 www.jonesplaza.org
Located in the heart of Houston's Theater District, the new-look Jones Plaza remains a popular spot for concerts and community gatherings.
www.fishplaza.org

Ray C. Fish Plaza is situated in front of Wortham Center's main entry and offers great visibility for outdoor festivities in downtown Houston.
www.sesquicentennialpark.org

Following the contour of Buffalo Bayou adjacent to Wortham Center, Sesquicentennial Park is inviting for water-based activities and other events. www.rootsquare.org Root Memorial Square is under redevelopment on property adjacent to Houston's new downtown multi-purpose arena.

78. American Mime Theatre - General Information
Send a picture and resume, and you will be notified The American MimeTheatre 61 Fourth Avenue, 2nd floor New York, New York 10003.
http://www.americanmime.org/general.html
COMPANY TRAINEE PROGRAM
To qualify for our free Company Trainee Program
requires a strong movement and acting background.
Send a picture and resume,
and you will be notified:
The American Mime Theatre
61 Fourth Avenue, 2nd floor
New York, New York 10003. THE ART FORM
American Mime is a unique performing art created by a particular balance of playwriting, acting, moving, pantomime, and theatrical equipment. It is entirely different from the pantomime of the French Schools and the dance of the Eastern Mime disciplines.
American Mime is a complete theatre medium defined by its own aesthetic laws, terminology, techniques, script material and teaching methods. Basically, it is a medium for non-speaking actors who perform, in characterization, the symbolic activities of American Mime plays through movement that is both telling and beautiful.
STUDIO RENTAL Beautiful studio for rent on a permanent part-time basis.

79. Bristol Old Vic Theatre School - Welcome
Providing general and course information, applications, costs and auditions, performances and site tour.
http://www.oldvic.ac.uk/

80. Bonham Theatre - General Information
general INFORMATION. people (1020 hours per week, mainly nights and weekends) tohelp with virtually all the activities of a thriving movie theatre/video store
http://www.bonhamsp.com/info.htm
GENERAL INFORMATION
TICKET PRICES
VIDEO STORE HOURS
Adults (ages 13-64)
Monday thru Thursday
Seniors (ages 65+)
Friday Children (ages 2-12)
Saturday Matinees (starting before 4pmall ages)
A FEW WORDS ABOUT OUR POPCORN: Our popcorn is legendary. Some say it's the best in the world. We have a brand new Gold Medal popcorn machine. We're very fussy about ingredients and preparation. We pop fresh daily, on site. For a topping we use drawn butter (unless you prefer your popcorn without).
HELP WANTED: We often have part-time openings for people (10-20 hours per week, mainly nights and weekends) to help with virtually all the activities of a thriving movie theatre/video store complex. We offer flexible scheduling, a competitive hourly wage, vacation pay, free movies, soda, and a friendly and fast-paced workplace. The ideal candidate is bright, mature, personable, and not afraid of a few mechanical challenges also. Send e-mail to chenry@merr.com or pick up an application at the theatre.
ADMISSION POLICY FOR RATED R MOVIES: Children under the age of 16 are admitted to R RATED movies if a parent accompanies them to the film or brings them to the boxoffice and gives permission for them to attend the film. (Please, no notes or phone calls.)

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