Introduction to Skidmore Theatre
LINKS ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB
GENERAL
THEATER
LINKS
-
The Skidmore College Shakespeare Programme
- Playbill (use this link to go to Theater Central - an excellent clearing house of theater links)
- American
Theatre Web
Regional theatre links - Artslynx
International Theatre Resources
Useful links organized by categories - Back
Stage
Major trade paper; audition notices - Kabuki
for Everyone
Information on Kabuki Theatre - New
York Theatre Wire
New York theatre listings and news - Performing
Arts Links
Interesting and unusual linkss - The
Stage
British version of Backstage - Theatre
and Drama Virtual Library
- Theatre
Resource Center
Information on summer theatres - USF
Asian Theatre Site
Links to Asian and Asian-american companies - What's
On Stage
News and review of English theatre - Theatrepedia
Historical information and other websites on all kinds of theatrical topics - Musicals101
A brief history of the musical on stage and screen with news and reviews, an annotated bibliography and other resources - New
York Theatre
Information on past, current and upcoming New York theatre productions. - The UK Theatre Web, including access to theatre schedules in London and elsewhere in England.
- PBS.
SOME INTERESTING SHAKESPEARE SITES:
- Electronic texts of Shakespeare's plays and poems (via gopher).
- Photographic facsimiles of the 1619 Quarto of King Lear and of the 1623 First Folio of King Lear from the University of Pennsylvania Library.
- A web site for Scholarly editions of Shakespeare on the Internet, including linked editions of the multiple texts of Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and King Lear.
- Shakespeare Web
- Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet
- The home page for the Shakespeare Globe Center. (Hey, the whole project may be historiographically questionable, but it's an awesome building, not to mention a home page with some great graphics and some great links).
- The home page of ACTER, A Center for Theatre, Education, and Research, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
- A study guide to A Midsummer Night's Dream, including free computer software.
- The complete works
of Christopher
Marlowe, from Tufts University.
Janet
Kinghorn Bernhard Theatre
Phone: (518) 580-5430 | Fax: (518) 580-5444 | kmendenh@skidmore.edu