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Online Databases | Online Journals| Web Sites

Online Databases:

Online Journals

For a complete list of online journals, see TDNet

Asian Music (2005-), JHUP
Asian Theatre Journal (1999-), JHUP
CAA Reviews (1998-), CAAA/EBSCO EJS, Ask Librarian for Access
Cinema Journal (1999-), JHUP
College Literature (2003-), JHUP
Film Quarterly (2001-2004), UoCP/EBSCO EJS, Ask Librarian for Access
The Journal of Aesthetic Education (2003-), JHUP
Journal of American Folklore (2001-), JHUP
Journal of the Royal Musical Association (2005-), JHUP
The Journal of Visualization and Computer Animation (1997-2003), Wiley
Modernism/modernity (1995-), JHUP
Opera News Online (1999-), MOG/EBSCO EJS, Ask Librarian for Access
PAJ: A Journal of Performance and Art (1996-), JHUP
SEL Studies in English Literature 1500-1900 (1999-), JHUP
Shakespeare Quarterly (2001-), JHUP
Studies in Philology (2003-), JHUP
TDR: The Drama Review (1998-), Ingenta/EBSCO EJS
TDR: The Drama Review (1999-), JHUP
Theatre Journal (1996-), JHUP
University of Toronto Quarterly (2004-), JHUP
Variety (Reviews 1914-), Reed/EBSCO EJS, Ask Librarian for Access

Web Sites:

  • Actors' Equity Association - http://www.actorsequity.org/home.htm - Labor union representing over 45,000 American actors and stage managers working in professional theatre.

  • Christians in Theatre Arts - http://www.cita.org/cita.html - Organization dedicated to the advancement of Christian artists in all theatrical disciplines. Publishes Christianity and Theatre Magazine.

  • Hamlet Haven: An Online, Annotated Bibliography - http://purl.fcla.edu/fcla/etd/SFE0000036 - A masters thesis from the University of South Florida containing a comprehensive annotated bibliography focusing on scholarly resources for Hamlet, including major characters: Claudius, Gertrude, The Ghost, Hamlet, Horatio, Laertes, Ophelia, Polonius, and Yorick. Also covers subjects including: Art, Carnival, Duel, Final Scene, Friendship, Law, The Mousetrap, Music, Ophelia's Murder(er), Parenthood, Proverbs, and the "To be" Soliloquy.

  • NYPL, Digital Library - http://www.nypl.org/digital - The New York Public Library's digitized collections online including African American Migration, NYPL Digital Gallery, Louis Armstrong Jazz Oral History Project, and much more.

  • The Playwriting Seminars - http://www.vcu.edu/artweb/playwriting/seminar.html - A website devoted to the discipline of playwriting, focusing on new plays produced in regional theatres throughout the U.S. Includes detailed information on how to write a play or screenplay with examples.

  • Screen Actors Guild - http://www.sag.org - Labor union representing 120,000 actors in film, television, industrials, commercial and music videos. Affiliate of the AFL-CIO.

  • Southwest Theatre and Film Association - http://swtfa.com/ - SWTFA fosters interaction and exchange among those engaged in all aspects of theatre and film through an annual conference, publications, advocacy and support for its constituency in Arkansas, Arizona, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.

  • Texas Educational Theatre Association, Inc. - http://www.tetatx.com/ - The mission of TETA, Inc. shall be to support, promote and expand educational theatre at all levels in the state of Texas by providing quality educational opportunities, a network of resources, a base for advocacy, and a forum for establishing standards, programs and projects that celebrate the importance of the theatre in the human experience.