1. TheatreHistory.com Collections of articles and links on the origins of theatre and theatre history in various countries, cultures, and time periods. http://www.theatrehistory.com/

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2. Theatre History Resources From Artslynx Stage Combat. Storytelling. theatre history. Theatre Companies. Theatre Education. Theatre of Social Responsibility. This Month in theatre history. Timelines. Videos. World Theatre http://www.artslynx.org/theatre/history.htm

THEATRE TOPICS ARTSLYNX DEPARTMENTS DANCE FILM MUSIC THEATRE VISUAL ARTS ARTS ADMIN ARTS EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT ... WHAT'S NEW Theatre History Resources Send more link suggestions in this category to Richard Finkelstein Who knows but one generation, always remains a child! - Norlin See also: Theatre Organizations Artslynx Exclusive Materials This Month in Theatre History Artslynx Season Planner Timelines of History Prop Use History ... Theatrehistory.com - Excellent resource! Atlantic Canada Theatre Loads of primary research materials relating to Canadian theatre history BRITISH DRAMA 1890 TO 1950 A CRITICAL HISTORY by Richard Farr Dietrich - The entire text of this book is online. Wonderful resource! Classicaltheatre.com This site includes many articles and essays on Shakespeare and other classical genres. Theatre History Sites on the WWW - LOADS of links! THEATRON- Theatre History in Europe: Architectural and Textual Resources Online Information Please Performing Arts Timeline Virtual Library of Theatre and Drama Very rich in resources for the Theatre researcher Musicals 101 - Great site. Lots of resources including a number that are history related.

3. Actors - Theatre History Finelli, University of South Florida, Tampa theatre history. Performance Theory Jack Wolcott's theatre history HomePage. a very good selection of online resources for theatre history http://www.theatrelibrary.org/links/ActorsHistory.html

Index Theatre Actors General The Actor Site resources and forums for actors Actorscraft.com Books, magazine articles, teachers and classes, interviews, dvd movie reviews, and other resources about the Sanford Meisner Approach to Acting THE ACTORSOURCE HOMEPAGE Contact Information Agents, Casting Directors, etc.); how to get started in the field of acting; how to choose the right monologue for you; acting related newsgroups Bauman theatre forums emphasizing physical theatre styles in performance and actor training Local Great Britain and United States Backstage offering a Performer's Resource for East and West Coast and for the U.K. English Actors at the turn of the 20th Century historical pictures from a book entitled "Players of the Day", published in London by George Newnes, circa 1902.

4. Theatre History These pages offer articles, images and general information related to particular areas of theatre history the ancient theatre and links to related sites. theatre history Cyberclass the syllabus http://www.towson.edu/~quick/rlqguideth.html

These pages offer articles, images and general information related to particular areas of theatre history: Ancient Theatre Today a collection of articles, bibliographies and images related to the classical theatre and the contemporary performance of these Greek and Roman scripts. Aristotle's Poetics the full text of this seminal work of theatre criticism English Actors at the turn of the Twentieth Century images of famous actors from the work of their contemporaries in the visual arts Hispanic Classical Theatre discussion logs of the Comedia listserv, links to texts and pictorial evidence to aid in research and teaching of this topic The History of Costume Kabuki History articles and bibliographies for various periods in the history of this Japanese theatrical form Medieval Drama Links a comprehensive collection of links compiled by Sydney Higgins The Nineteenth Century London Stage articles, excerpts from contemporary accounts and evidence from plays exploring this period's social, economic and theatrical climate The Shakespeare in Performance Data-Base articles, pictures and other bibliographical information concerning the architecture of Shakespeare's theatre and the original staging of his plays.

5. Children's Theatre History And Background A bit of History. In the United States, Children's Theatre's history is relatively brief. It began to grow as a respectable branch of theatre in the early 1900's. http://faculty-web.at.nwu.edu/theater/tya/history.html

A bit of History Charlotte Chorpenning Charlotte Chorpenning made tremendous contributions to Children's Theatre. Shortly after her husband died, she decided that she wanted to write plays for children. She was 60 then. She began working as the artistic director for the Goodman Theatre in Chicago where she stayed for 21 years. All the while was writing plays. In the time from when she began writing, until the day she died with a play in the works in her typewriter (literally), she managed to double the mid-century repertoire for children's plays by herself She typically adapted well known titles such as Little Red Riding Hood , or The Emperor's New Clothes to name a couple. This was primarily based on the premise that children would desire to go see plays that they recognize the titles of. This was the trend in TYA for quite some time, but has more recently veered away from that concept, and many more original works are being written. But Chorpenning saw a Universal quality in fairy tales and tended to adapt quite a few of them. In fairy tales she saw the archetypal issues of growing up, and if children could identify with a character, or characters, in a play, then they would have more interest in the play. This concept is quite true and followed even today. There is even a children's literary award given to playwrights called the Charlotte B. Chorpenning Award

6. Theatre History Cybercourse Splash Page © Copyright 19972001 by Patrick M. Finelli. All rights reserved. These pages are protected by United States and international copyright laws. Copying or distribution by any means is strictly prohibited. http://www.connectedcourseware.com/ccweb/start.htm

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7. Globe Theatre History The History of the Globe Theatre. History Shakespeare a considerable sum converting an old friary into a theatre with the intention of becoming its housekeeper (owner of the http://www.twingroves.district96.k12.il.us/Renaissance/Globe/GlobeHistory.html

The History of the Globe Theatre Shakespeare Letters Plague Back to the Globe Theatre ... Exploring the Globe Outside of Virtual Renaissance My father (an accomplished player in his time) almost left us in ruin by the time that he died. In 1596, always on the prowl for a way to make money, he had spent a considerable sum converting an old friary into a theatre with the intention of becoming its housekeeper (owner of the playhouse) so that he could share in the profits that the acting troupe would make on each performance. I have a playbill around here somewhere, ah, yes, here it is. (Playbill - JPEG 58k) Well, some of the locals were outraged, calling it a public nuisance - a disturbance! Our company of 'players' was considered just that - players! (In the church's eyes, we don't really create a usable product - one you can put your fingers on like the blacksmith's ironworks and the cobbler's shoes.) Well, mind you, we have a loyal - and royal - audience, but that didn't change stubborn minds on the Privy Council. Granted, our plays lure playgoers away from their work. But that's no excuse for what happened next. (We can only perform during the day with sunlight to illuminate the stage.) Let me read to you what the Privy Council said! And I quote . . .

8. Jack Wolcott's Theatre History On The Web Optimized for a resolution of 800x600 A Resource for Theatre Historiansand Students of the Theatre s History. This site has been http://www.videoccasions-nw.com/history/jack.html

Optimized for a resolution of 800x600 A Resource for Theatre Historians and Students of the Theatre's History This site has been maintained since 1996 to provide easy access to useful research sites throughout the world. Please support its growth by adding to the collection. Your suggestions are welcomed. Last Revised 03/15/04 Centers, Museums, Libraries Research Centers and Libraries Museums and Exhibits The British Library: Introduction and Search Library of Congress: Introduction Collections and Services On-Line Journals and Books Film and Video Resources Other Sites maintained by Jack Wolcott Florimene Chestnut Street Theatre The Theatre at Pergamon: 1992 and 2004 Theatre History and Computing in the University of Washington School of Drama A Single Vanishing Point Perspective 1979 - 1998 Theatre History on the Web was selected as a "Web Site of Note" in the Winter 2001 Theatre issue of

9. Jack Wolcott 039;s Theatre History On The Web Jack Wolcott 039;s theatre history on the Web A Web resource collection that aims to teach about theater throughout the ages. Students and teachers can explore theater history through a http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.videoccasions-nw.com/history/jack.ht

10. Theatre Resources: Theatre History On The Web Canadian theatre history Bibliographies. M. Musical theatre history Resources,a site maintained by Adam Czyk and the New Tuners Theatre, Chicago Ill. http://www.videoccasions-nw.com/history/theatrer.html

Theatre Resources Resources Dance Global Theatre Miscellaneous Indexes and Resource Sites A American Theatre Web Sites. Useful, but not up-dated since 7/15/99. Posted by Susan Kattwinkel, College of Charleston. The Anthaeus Company , links from a project begun at the Mark Taper Forum, a group created "to explore the challenges of establishing and maintaining a classical ensemble in a town rich with actors but dominated by the film and television industry." The site has both great breadth and depth. Arts Books An excellent grab-bag of arts materials: books, music, video, etc. Well worth a visit. "Curtain Calls" , an article appearing in the NLA News , a publication of the National Library of Australia History of the Australian Theatre On Line , a site maintained by Leann Richards, Australian researcher. Australian theatrical ephemera, plus several well documented articles on various topics related to the subject. B A Brief Guide to Internet Resources in Theatre and Performance Studies Communication Studies and Theatre Arts . Both Professor McCoy's site and the "Featured Theatre Pages" at the departmental site provide excellent resources. C Atlantic Canada Theatre Site.

11. Theatre History Web Sites theatre history Sites on the WWW. THEATRON (theatre history in EuropeArchitectural and Textual Resources Online) U. of Warwick, UK; http://www.win.net/~kudzu/history.html

Theatre History Sites on the WWW Oscar Brockett as Emperor, Hierapolis Notices The next meeting of the International Federation for Theatre Research will be in St. Petersburg May May 27, 2004. In conjunction with this meeting, the IFTR Scenography Working Group invites submissions of Abstracts for our sessions at the forthcoming IFTR/FIRT meeting in St. Petersburg Within the larger theme of the conference, our sessions will focus upon fundamental questions regarding the interaction between the director and the designer and its effects on theatre space and performance. We wish to explore the following issues: What is the nature of collaboration between designer and director? How do design teams implement directorial concepts? How are issues of mise Prior to the advent of the director, who held this role and how did this affect the design production process? Papers on these issues and related topics may be proposed within the following areas: history of scenography in performing arts; scenographic theory and practice; costume design; lighting and sound design; design for dance and multimedia performance; mask, puppet, and object theatre; contemporary live art and visual theatre companies.

12. Untitled Document University of Washington, School of Drama. theatre history on the Web. The Theatre at Pergamon. Florimène at the Court of Charles I http://artsci.washington.edu/drama/jack.html

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14. This Month In Theatre History - Theatre Resources From Artslynx This Month in theatre history May, 2004 ! Compiled and Resources. Wantto learn more? This Month In theatre history Bibliography. 1, http://www.artslynx.org/theatre/thechron.htm

THEATRE TOPICS ARTSLYNX DEPARTMENTS DANCE FILM MUSIC THEATRE VISUAL ARTS ARTS ADMIN ARTS EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT ... WHAT'S NEW This Month in Theatre History June, 2004 ! Compiled and edited by Richard Finkelstein (Reprint if credited) Available online at: http://www.artslynx.org/theatre/thechron.htm Comments / corrections graciously accepted rfinkels@msn.com See Also: THIS MONTH IN DANCE HISTORY See Also: Artslynx Theatre History Resources See Also: Artslynx Theatre Libraries and Research Resources See Also: Artslynx Musical Theatre Resources See Also: Artslynx Dramaturgy Resources Want to learn more? This Month In Theatre History Bibliography 73rd Anniversary of the birth of designer, Desmond Heeley 33rd Anniversary of the New York premiere of the musical, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown 27th Anniversary of the Broadway premiere of the musical, Beatlemania 57th Anniversary of the birth of Jonathan Pryce 103rd Anniversary of the birth of playwright, John Van Druten

15. REED Presents: WWW Links For Theatre History And Early Music Records of Early English Drama (REED). All the World s a Stage WWWLinks for theatre history and Early Music. Index to this page http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~reed/stage.html

"All the World's a Stage": WWW Links for Theatre History and Early Music Index to this page: Mediaeval and Early Modern Theatre Shakespeare Other Theatre Resources Play Texts ... Local History Links Mediaeval and Early Modern Theatre The PLS , our own local medieval performance group, now has its own WWW page, with information on performances past and present. They will be posting information there as soon as it is available about the videos made at the 1998 Toronto presentation of the York Cycle. For reflections on and recollections of individual productions, you can visit the following sites: Steve Wright's overview of the whole event; Chad Engbers' page on the Catholic University of America production of pageant 19, The Slaughter of the Innocents ; and the page of Duquesne University's Medieval and Renaissance Players . (For a fully-revised version of the text modernisation commissioned by PLS for this event, visit the modernised performance texts elsewhere on this site.) Besides ourselves and PLS, other early drama groups also have established Web sites: EDAM offers a listing of all publications from the Early Drama, Art, and Music project (including articles in the

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17. DBM Theatre NetSearch: American Theatre History By Donn B. Murphy AMERICAN theatre history This site is maintained by Donn B. Murphy, Ph.D.Professor of Theatre Emeritus Art, Music Theatre Department http://www.georgetown.edu/murphy/netsearch/american.html

AMERICAN THEATRE HISTORY This site is maintained by Donn B. Murphy, Ph.D. Professor of Theatre Emeritus African American Theatre in Indianapolis, Indian - Freetown Village Theatre Troupe, Madam Walker Theatre Center, Asante Childrens' Theatre Chicago's Ethopian Art Theatre: 1922-1924 National Black Theatre Festival - Winston-Salem, NC National Conference on African American Theatre - Website ... Biography MINSTREL SHOWS - Click on Popular Entertainment Arts below. Website: Registery of Theatres Information Website Website ... Illustrated posters and handbills VAUDEVILLE - Link to DBM NetSearch Popular Entertainment Link to DBM NetSearch Popular Entertainment INDEX Acting ... Washington, DC Theatre To the best of my understanding and memory, all images in this website are in the public domain, have been taken from shareware sources, and may be used without charge, so long as they are not altered or sold. Should this not be the case with any particular image, and should the creator want it removed from these pages, please contact me murphyd@georgetown.edu

18. Brockett's History Of The Theatre, Digital Bibliography This list is not intended to be comprehensive but rather is intended to indicatethe variety of webbased theatre history resources available. http://www.abacon.com/brockett/links.html

Go to Chapter Gen. A Home Digital Bibliography. Supplement to pages 675-688 This page allows us to suggest links to websites that you may find useful as starting points for doing research with the World Wide Web. The links suggested here represent the work of scholars, theatre professionals, commercial organizations, amateurs and students. This list is not intended to be comprehensive but rather is intended to indicate the variety of web-based theatre history resources available. If you would like to recommend a site for inclusion on this page please click the Feedback link and send us the URL. As with the bibliography in the text, the sites listed here are primarily in English. The European search engine and the translator listed below will assist you in searching for a broader range of materials. Euroferret, European Search Engine Babelfish translator from Altavista Open Frame in New Window (Mac users must hold the mouse button down and select New Window with this Frame ). You can then bookmark the new window.

19. Theatre History Resources TEMPLEMAN LIBRARY. UNIVERSITY OF KENT AT CANTERBURY. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS.Other Archive Resources. theatre history Resources. 17th and 18th centuries. http://library.kent.ac.uk/library/special/html/specoll/resou1.htm

TEMPLEMAN LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF KENT AT CANTERBURY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Other Archive Resources Theatre History Resources 17th and 18th centuries Restoration drama homepage Eighteenth century resources: literature The world of London theater, 1660-1800 London theater people, 1660-1800 19th century The Royal City of London Theatre: history of productions, 1837-1868 The 19th century London stage: an exploration Melodramatic tactics: theatricalized dissent in England's marketplace, 1800-1885 Victorian web sites Savoy Operas The Gilbert and Sullivan Archive Lesser known Savoy operas Enquiries about work on the Theatre Collections to ( sac1@kent.ac.uk Page last updated, 16th February'98 by ( S.A.Crabtree@kent.ac.uk

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