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Aesthetics-Online (The American Society for Aesthetics)

• Welcome to the official web site of the American Society for Aesthetics. The ASA sponsors an annual conference and three divisional conferences annually, and publishes the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism and the ASA Newsletter.  Here you'll find articles about aesthetics, philosophy of art, art theory and art criticism, as well as information about aesthetics events worldwide, and links to other aesthetics-related resources on the internet, including the Aesthetics-L email discussion list.

• An E-zine. Aisle Say is updated weekly. Depending upon the variables of staff schedules, official opening dates of new productions, and accessibility of the website's Internet service provider, each new edition will appear in the time-window between Sunday night and Tuesday morning. The Home Page will always display Monday's date.

Akropolis Arts Zine 

• Akropolis Magazine is about opinions, and reviews, and anything interesting you might have to say about the arts.

• An American magazine - special issue on Arthur Miller.

• Take Center Stage With ATW – American Theater Web is here to promote theater in all of its forms from grass roots organizations to major institutional theaters. Find out how to create a site for your group or for yourself. Also discover the many supporting services and features that are available. NEW: Listings of Special Fundraising Events - Scheduled by Theaters Listed on ATW

• An international advisory board has been established which will ensure that the contributions to the series provide new or provocative perspectives in applied theatre research. The first issue will focus on the inaugural applied theatre research institute to be held at QLD Conservatorium Griffith University, September, 1999. It is the intention that the Centre website will publish ATR but hardcopies will be available. A further aspect of the advisory board would be to nominate or endorse nominations of distinguished leaders in our field to receive acknowledgment from the Centre for their outstanding contribution to the domain of applied theatre research. In Australia, no formal recognition of innovative leaders exists as it does in other places across the globe.

Arts and Letters Daily

• At this stage in its evolution the Web resembles a typical Australian goldfield, with vast mountains of low-grade ore.  Mining in both cases can be arduous. On the Internet it means sifting through endless streams of verbose, under-edited, often self-indulgent prose, frequently accompanied by tedious graphics that negate the "instant information" advantage of the Web.  Precious nuggets of real content are there to be found, however, and it's the mission of Arts & Letters Daily to extract them for our readers.   A great site with an amazing scope - covers everything art and arts related - it appears the humanities still have a place in our world.  This is one of my favourites - Webmaster

ArtsJournal.com - The Daily Digest of Arts, Culture and Ideas is a weekday digest of some of the best arts and cultural journalism in the English-speaking world. Each day ArtsJournal combs through more than 200 English-language newspapers, magazines and publications featuring writing about arts and culture.  You can subscribe for a daily digest to be sent by email.  A great way to get an eye on the world of Arts and Culture.

• Arts Wire CURRENT is a project of Arts Wire, a national computer-based network serving the arts community. Arts Wire CURRENT features news updates on social, economic, philosophical, and political issues affecting the arts and culture.

• The official publication of the Association for Asian Performance, an affiliate of the Association for Theatre in Higher Education

Babel - The multilingual, multicultural journal of the Arts and Ideas 

• This is a brand spanking new on-line journal and it looks brilliant. Features, columns and a range of other articles relating to all forms of the arts. Regular sections include Masque. Tome, Bard and Gallery. The inaugural Masque section - which is the Theatre section - has articles "Theatre is Dead" and "Doing the Dance of Death".

• The On-Line Journal for Stage-Combat and Historical Swordfighting, sponsored by Skirmishers, the California-based theatrical combat performance group.

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• An Australian popular culture magazine - great way to check reviews of current Australian productions

Curtain Up

• The Internet Theater Magazine Of News and Reviews.  A great collection of reviews and feature articles about current shows around the world, theaer practitioners, and what's in the pipeline.  A good site for those interested in theatre or for students to read reviews.

Didaskalia

• Didaskalia is an English-language publication about Greek and Roman drama, dance, and music as they are performed today. The name Didaskalia is taken from the inscriptions used to record the outcomes of drama and music festivals in Athens. The need for records of productions is greater today than it was in Athens, because there is more Greek and Roman drama performed in more parts of the world than there ever was in antiquity.

DRAMA Magazine Online - Journal of National Drama UK 

• Drama enables Drama educators and practitioners nationally and internationally to share theory and practice, debate key issues, publish research, engage in critical analysis and express personal opinion.

• A part of the CBC (Canada) resources - contains interviews, articles and reviews about all manner of things theatrical.

Intelligent Agent 

• Since April '96, intelligent agent has been published as a monthly print newsletter reporting on the use of interactive media and technology in arts and education. Each issue of our quarterly amgazine will now combine the content of six monthly newsletters. The expanded ia features a wider and more diverse offering of the latest in new media. Our website will continue to be a monthly e-zine featuring reviews, time-based materials, and the FYI section. Webmaster: This is really a site that needs to be investigated the articles really are at the cutting edge of this field. See:  Connecting Bodies In Space - BLAST5DRAMA1: ART: IS IT STRANGER THAN DICTION? - time capsule

• (IJEA is Distributed Free of All Charges)  IJEA operates a LISTSERV at asu.edu at Arizona State University. The purpose of this List is not to distribute articles that are published in the journal, but rather to announce the availability of new articles on the IJEA World Wide Web site.

International Journal of Scottish Theatre

• There has been a major renaissance of Scottish theatre in all its aspects, from acting, through playwriting, to theatre building in the last three decades. This in turn has meant that, over the last ten years, there has been an increasing interest in teaching and studying this phenomenon and its antecedents. Drama and Literature degrees at Scottish universities include the study of Scottish theatre, the Drama Department at Queen Margaret University College leading in many ways in this study.  The international dimension complements this phenomenon. The Staging the Nation conference on the topic of the last three decades of Scottish theatre, held at Queen Margaret University College in September 1998, attracted attention and papers from all over the United Kingdom, Canada, the USA, France, Germany, Ireland and Croatia. The French periodical Etudes écossaises is now in its sixth year of publication, while in Germany alone there are some thirty-four departments where work is concerned with aspects of Scottish studies whether cultural, literary or linguistic.

• This publication is paid for in part by dues-paying members of the Indiana University Alumni Association.

• Established in 1942 by the American Society for Aesthetics, The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism publishes current research articles, symposia, special issues, and timely reviews of books in aesthetics and the arts.

Journal of The Irish Theatre Forum 

• One of the great losses to the Irish Theatre over the years was the demise of the journal Theatre Ireland.  We hope in some small way to build upon its success, to be inspired by its dedication to decisive evaluation and to be animated by its ability to generate a space where complex issues could be articulated and confronted. Indeed its work I believe fed substantially into the progress of Irish Drama over the last number of years. Several issues available to be read on line.

• The Review of Academic Life

NewsBreak

• NewsBreak. A newsletter that focuses on developments and information about arts-education issues and related areas of interest to the arts-education community. Published by ArtsEdge, the National Arts and Education Information Network at the Kennedy Center.

• New Theatre Quarterly provides a vital international forum where theatrical scholarship and practice can meet and where prevailing dramatic assumptions can be subjected to vigorous critical questioning. It shows that theatre history has a contemporary relevance, that theatre studies need a methodology and that theatre criticism needs a language. The journal publishes news, analysis and debate within the field of theatre studies.

PAJ - A Journal of Performance and Art

• PAJ offers extended coverage of the visual arts (such as video, installations, photography, and multimedia performance), in addition to reviews of new works in theatre, dance, film, and opera. Issues include artists' writings, essays, interviews and dialogues, historical documentation, performance texts and plays, reports on performance abroad, and book reviews.  Limited access to non-academic users.

Parabasis 

• Parabasis has been in publication since 1994, during which time it's explored Music Theater, Translation & Adaptation, the Playwright/Director Collaborative Process, New Play Development Venues, Playwrights and Cyberspace, and much, much more. Contributors and interviewees have included Terrence McNally, Peter Sellars, Oskar Eustis, James Magruder, Oliver Mayer, Jeffrey Jones, Lynn M. Thomson, Lisa Peterson, Julie Hebert, Alice Tuan, Lucinda Coxon and Julie Jensen.

• A special edition of the Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication.

• One of the first ventures of its kind, Project Muse provides worldwide, networked, subscription access to the full text of the Johns Hopkins University Press's 40+ scholarly journals in the humanities, social sciences, and mathematics.

Research in Drama Education

• Research in Drama Education is a well established international, refereed journal aimed at those interested in drama and theatre conducted in educational contexts. It offers a dissemination of completed research and research in progress, and through its Viewpoint section it allows for debate between researchers, both on its published articles and on other matters.
  
  The journal draws contributions from a range of people involved in theatre and drama from around the world. It aims to bring together, under one title, articles that were previously published as peripheral items in journals of other disciplines, and bring the fruits of the best researchers to an international readership. The definition of research is an eclectic one, allowing for contributions that reflect the many forms of work in the field.

• A magazine of Contemporary theatre and Film and Journal of the Stage&Screen Forum.

• Sceneplay is a comprehensive resource for the theater experience covering NH, Boston, and northeastern Massachusetts.   Once again a useful find, some of the reviews provide great examples for students.

• Shakespearemag.com is an on-line support for our print magazine, Shakespeare, sponsored by Georgetown University and Cambridge University Press. We’ve been in business since the fall of 1996 and publish three times a year. You can see the type of articles we print by checking out our archives. The web site provides the most current news about Shakespeare and is updated constantly.  Shakespeare sprang from the vision of Keith Rose, Peggy O'Brien, and Michael J. Collins, three people who have had a great deal of influence on the way Shakespeare is taught in the United States and Britain today. Keith, whom you know through the Cambridge School edition of Shakespeare plays; Peggy, whom you know through Shakespeare Set Free and her work at the Folger Shakespeare Library Education program; and Mike, whom you know through his teachers' programs and Shakespeare classes at Georgetown, all share a commitment to teachers, and all have put big stakes on teaching by performance

• Welcome to the Journal pages of the Stage&Screen Forum. Here you'll find the commentaries, attitudes, and views of some very opinionated professionals who have a lot to say about theatre and film. Read them, write to them, and if you want to meet them in person, subscribe to the Forum's discussion mail-list 

Since 1988 Stage Directions has provided readers with hands-on help in virtually every area of community, regional and academic theater:

Stage Left  - Melbourne's Online Theatre Magazine

(formerly Centre Stage - The Theatre Section of the Festivale Online Magazine)

• Quite a good collection of reviews of productions and other information on upcoming theatrical productions and events in Melbourne.

• Welcome to State of the Arts online, an electronic version of State of the Arts Australia & New Zealand, a magazine guide to the visual and performing arts. On this site you'll find key information  from our current issue on events and exhibitions all around the country, and a useful archive of stories from previous issues.

• A Journal Published by the Classics Department at the University of Iowa. 

• An online magazine - offers a wide range of articles relating to all learning areas from K -12. 

• TechKnowLogia is an international online journal that provides policy makers, strategists, practitioners and technologists at the local, national and global levels with a strategic forum to: 
• Explore the vital role of different information technologies (print, audio, visual and digital) in the development of human and knowledge capital; 
• Share policies, strategies, experiences and tools in harnessing technologies for knowledge dissemination, effective learning, and efficient education services; 
• Review the latest systems and products of technologies of today, and peek into the world of tomorrow; and 
• Exchange information about resources, knowledge networks and centers of expertise.

• TDR provides a forum for writing about performances and their social, economic, and political contexts. It covers dance, theatre, performance art, popular entertainments, media, sports, rituals, and performance in politics and everyday life--with an emphasis on the experimental, the avant-garde, the intercultural, and the inter-disciplinary. [Richard Schechner · Editor]

• An archive held at Yale for the journal Theater.

• Electronic journal of French-language theatre studies. Co-edited with André Bourassa. (in French, heavy on graphics)

• A collection of reviews of journal articles related Theatre and Education.

• THEATRE INSIGHT is designed as a publishing outlet for emerging scholars researching in the areas of performance and theatre studies.

• Drawing contributions from noted practitioners andscholars, Theatre Journal features social and historical studies, production reviews, and theoretical inquiries that analyze dramatic texts and production. Limited access to non-academic users.

• A magazine style site that reviews and previews theatre from all over Boston.  A very useful site for finding sample reviews as examples for students. 

• Theatre Research International publishes articles on theatre practices in their social, cultural, and historical contexts, their relationship to other media of representation, and to other fields of inquiry. The journal seeks to reflect the evolving diversity of critical idioms prevalent in the scholarship of differing world contexts. Issue one has a special focus on Theatre and Multiculturalism in Australia and New Zealand.

Theatre Survey

• Published for the American Society for Theatre Research

• A publication devoted to issues of concern to theatre practitioners, Theatre Topics examines performance studies, dramaturgy, and theatre pedagogy. Articles cover a wide range of practical, performance-oriented subjects, as well as a feedback section on current topics. Keeps readers informed of the latest developments on the stage and in the classroom.  Limited access to non-academic users.

• A legendary newspaper from the UK dedicated to information about the performing arts - any out of work Aussie actor in Earl's Court will know the joy of hunting through The Stage looking for a non-paying job in someone's production!!

TRANS. 

• Internet journal for cultural studies is a platform for the discussion of transdisciplinary initiatives in the areas of literature, language, libraries and cultural studies. The journal is published by the Research Institute for Austrian and International Literature and Cultural Studies (INST) and is instrumental in INST's work of developing an international structure for scientific communication. TRANS contains contributions in German, English and French from INST's programme (No. 0) and from conferences organised by INST and its partner organisations.

U.S. Outdoor Drama

• U.S. Outdoor Drama is the quarterly newsletter of the Institute of Outdoor Drama. It presents news on outdoor drama and focuses on how the industry can continue to improve and thrive in an increasingly competitive marketplace.

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