101. THET 490: History Of Theatre I Subject Headings = theater greece / greek drama history and criticism Subject Headings = theater england history / english drama early modern and http://www.lib.umd.edu/MCK/thet490.html

Course Related Web Pages THET 490: History of Theatre I Professor: Faedra Carpenter Librarian: Judy Markowitz This guide will assist you in locating resources for your THET 490 project. For additional information, please contact Judy Markowitz, Reference Librarian, 301-314-1316, judym@umd.edu. table of Contents Reference Resources - Start Here Catalog Databases, E-journals, Research Port and Find It Additional Resources Reference Resources - Start Here Berger, Sidney. Medieval English Drama: An Annotated Bibliography of Recent Criticism. MCK REF PR641.B47 1990 Jowers, Sidney. Theatrical Costume, Masks, Make-up and Wigs. A Bibliography and Iconography. PA LIB REF PN2067.J69 2000 Stoddard, Richard. Stage Scenery, Machinery, and Lighting. PA LIB REF PN2091.S8S79 Lacy, Robin. A Biographical Dictionary of Scenographers: 500 B.C to 1900 A.D. PA LIB REF PN2096.A1 L33 1990 Tydeman, William, ed. The Medieval European Stage, 500-1550. PA LIB REF PN2570.M39 2001 Wickham, Glynne. English Professional Theatre, 1530-1660. PA LIB REF PN2589.E55 return to top Online Catalog Use the CATALOG to locate additional books. Start by searching for books (by title or author) identified in the above sources. Follow the subject headings.

102. Michigan State University Department Of Theatre - History Of MSU Theatre Michigan State University Department of theatre. Degree Program Information, Current Season, Production Information, Faculy/Staff Information, http://theatre.msu.edu/Academics/History/

@import url(/MSUTHR-LayoutRoot.css); @import url(/MSUTHR-Academics.css); MSU Deparment Of Theatre [Skip to Content] Academics Our Mission Statement ... Contact Us Location: MSU Theatre Academics History of MSU Theatre A Brief History of Theatre at MSU Page Page 1 In 1855, the Michigan Agricultural College (M.A.C.) was founded, the first of its kind in the nation, and for many years it functioned without benefit of an organized arts component. In 1902, Ms. Maud Marshall presented H.M.S. PINAFORE as an extension of the budding instructional activities of the M.A.C. Chorus. Two years earlier, Mr. E. Sylvester King joined the faculty to teach public speaking. By 1907 King was regularly teaching courses in dramatic art and organized the first public presentation of a playas an extension of his teaching. The work of Marshall and King set a precedent of public performance as an appropriate extension of the academic function of the college. Thereafter, production of arts events became a natural consequence of classroom instruction. Kings maiden production in 1910 was Sheridans THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL which was rehearsed on the fourth floor of Agriculture Hall. The play was presented on a low portable stage in the Armory with virtually no scenery. SCANDAL served to aid the new student newspaper THE HOLCAD. The enthusiasm which surrounded this production led to the formation of the M.A.C. Dramatic Club. Various other productions were presented by the club in the years which followed, especially in the Spring Term when outof-door productions such as AS YOU LIKE IT and A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM were presented in the beautiful natural surroundings of the campus environment. The pattern of productions held out of doors in the Spring Term and in the Armory during other parts of the year continued until the construction of the Bandstand in 1938 which was located on the site of the present Bessey Hall.

103. Theatre Organ Society, TOSA(ACT) Canberra. history, MP3s, and specification for 3/8 Compton and 3 manual Wurlitzer. http://users.bigpond.com/cnmc/

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104. Festival City Theatres - About Us - The King's Theatre - History The Festival City Theatres Trust (FCTT) Online Information Site. Providing information about the King s and Festival Theatres in Edinburgh, http://www.eft.co.uk/aboutus/kingstheatre_history.asp

Search the Site Contact Us Site Map Book your tickets online Home What's On Download Programme Mailing List Events Calendar Education at FCT Booking Box Office Online Booking Seating/Price Plans Your Visit Planning your visit How to find us Accessibility About Us The Festival City Theatre The Kings Theatre Press Vacancies Facilities Sample Menus Wine Lists Supporting Us Friends Corporate Membership Corporate Sponsorship Donate Contact Us Enquiry Form Useful Contacts home about us the king's theatre About Us // The King's Theatre // History The King's Theatre The Theatre originally had Stalls and three circles - Dress, Family and Gallery. The Gallery was uncomfortable and latterly unsafe and was removed in the fifties reducing the Theatre to three levels with additional seating at the back of what is now called the Upper Circle. The present seating capacity is 1350. The interior décor is very ornate with nine boxes either side of the proscenium and there are fine examples of Edwardian stained glass in the foyer doors. The present Upper Circle bar area was originally a Billiard Room and there were shops either side of the entrance at street level.

105. History - KiMo Theatre - City Of Albuquerque An additional item of KiMo history. Links to other Historic Theatres . Cinema Treasures Leaving www.cabq.gov, click for disclaimer http://www.cabq.gov/kimo/history.html

Skip to: topic navigation content KiMo Theatre Home General Information Tickets Lobby Art Schedule Rental Information About the Theater History Restoration Theater Photos Virtual Tour Contact Phone: Fax: Voice/RelayNM: Email: KiMoTheatre@cabq.gov Address 423 Central Ave. NW Albuquerque, NM 87102 KiMo Theatre - History Oreste and Maria Bachechi The KiMo Theatre, a Pueblo Deco picture palace, opened on September 19, 1927. Pueblo Deco was a flamboyant, short-lived architectural style that fused the spirit of the Native American cultures of the Southwest with the exuberance of Art Deco. Pueblo Deco appeared at a time when movie-mad communities were constructing film palaces based on exotic models such as Moorish mosques and Chinese pavilions. Native American motifs appeared in only a handful of theatres; of those few, the KiMo is the undisputed king. Bachechi envisioned a unique, Southwestern style theatre, and hired Carl Boller of the Boller Brothers to design it. The Bollers had designed a Wild West-Rococo-style theatre in San Antonio and a Spanish cathedral cum Greco-Babylonian interior in St. Joseph, Missouri.

106. NYC.gov - Mayor's Office Of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting - History Of Theatre Although the history of theatre in New York City dates back to well before the 1800’s, it was the beginning of the 20th century that saw the establishment http://www.nyc.gov/html/film/html/theatre/theatre_history.shtml

The New York Times From the beginning, Broadway gained praise and popularity with shows including The Wizard of Oz Babes in Toyland Madame Butterfly and Peter Pan Shuffle Along Very Good Eddie is often credited as being the first to incorporate songs as part of the action. This style was continued by Kern, Bolton and P.G. Wodehouse, and most fully realized in 1927 in Showboat , the first show in which songs were written to match the story line, rather than the other way around. When the United States entered World War I in 1917, the theatre community rallied. Irving Berlin wrote Yip, Yip, Yaphank Ziegfield Follies of 1917 was so popular that the French government reportedly commissioned pictures of the leading actress, Kay Laurell, to help recruit soldiers. Broadway stars organized food drives, promoted Liberty Bonds on stage and even volunteered on a seventeen-city tour, raising well over half a million dollars for the Red Cross. next page design by 1697 Broadway Suite 602, New York, New York 10019. Contact Us FAQs Privacy Statement Site Map

107. Community Theater Green Room -- A Complete Community Theater Resource Interactive site devoted to the art of community. Features original articles and tips about all aspects of community theatre production. http://www.communitytheater.org/

the community theater green room Add these best-sellers to your theater library today! At the Green Room Go to the View RSS feed Guns on Stage: The Use and Dangers of Guns in Performance A must-read primer on using prop guns on stage. Covers safety issues, stage gun types, and links to suppliers. Learn what your theater needs to know about donor-initiated fundraisers and insurance for your directors and officers Do you wish there was a repository for playreading reviews? Want to share your reviews with others? Try our new Playreading Central Search the Green Room Green Room Only WWW Newest Links ACT-N-UP! Theatre, INC Holly Theatre Company Lake Worth Playhouse.org If your website isn't listed on our Links Page , now's a good time to put it there! The Community Theater Green Room www.communitytheater.org

108. The Guide To Musical Theatre - Overview From NODA North West. Information about shows currently available for amateur groups, including synopsis, and rights holders. http://www.nodanw.com/list_of_shows_index/titlepage.htm

For details of the show you wish to view, please click on the initial letter A B C D ... Bibliography Many of the scores and libretto can be purchased on-line via amazon.co.uk or amazon.com - the world's largest bookstore. Click here and then type the title of the show in the search box.

109. Standards Curriculum standards for levels K12 theatre in US schools, plus an extensive collection of lesson plans, improvisation ideas, drama games, text books, and teacher certification details for the USA and Canada. http://www.byu.edu/tma/arts-ed/

National Standards for Theatre Education Grade Levels K-4 9-12 proficient 9-12 advanced Unit Lesson Plans Other Helpful and Fun Teaching Tools Improvisation Situations Theatre Games Drama and Theatre Books State by State Requirements for Theatre Teacher Certification Author: Tristana Foutz. Curator: George Nelson maintained by: Last Updated: February 3, 2000 Any Changes or Additions Mail to George Nelson. If you find any links that are not working, please email tmaweb@byu.edu. "To be, or not to be . . . "

110. NATO | Welcome To NATO Worldwide trade organization. http://www.natoonline.org/

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111. RESURGENCE THEATRE COMPANY - York Shakespeare Festival, Newmarket, Ontario A professional theatre company presenting Shakespearean productions, staged under a tent setup in Newmarket, Ontario. http://www.resurgence.on.ca/

If a menu does not appear here go to our Site Map The Emperor’s New Clothes and Other Favourite Stories Senior Youth Theatre Conservatory Directed by Laila Moos August 5-19, 2005 - Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 2:00 p.m. Read more about our Senior Youth Theatre Conservatory 2005 Season - BMO Nesbitt Burns Summer Play Reading Series The two staged readings presented by BMO Nesbitt Burns at Fairy Lake Park in Newmarket, were an overwhelming success. Over 200 persons attended the "Taming of the Shrew" reading on July 25th, and approximately 250 persons attended the "Midsummer Night's Dream" reading on August 7th. Both readings featured some of Canada's finest professional actors. Read the press release announcing the series. Make a DONATION ON-LINE TODAY! Resurgence has partnered with CanadaHelps.org to process on-line donations. CanadaHelps.org is a non-profit organization that makes on-line giving convenient for donors and Canadian charities. Click here to read about this new service and donate today! A charitable tax receipt will be issued for your contribution. Have you signed up for our "What's New" free e-mail service?

112. International University "Global Theatre Experience" IUGTE offers international educational and creative programmes in the field of profesional performing arts seminars, conferences, festivals, collaborative projects. http://www.iugte.com

113. NYU:TSOA:Experimental Theatre Wing The Experimental theatre Wing is dedicated to initiating students into the artistic process through the medium of theatre. Their training is diverse and well rounded and their alumni (and students) create some of the most interesting performance around. http://www.nyu.edu/tisch/drama/etw

The Experimental Theatre Wing is dedicated to initiating students into the artistic process through the medium of theatre. It is our mission to provide students with a training and production program that will prepare them technically, conceptually, and personally to create their own work, and to meet the far-ranging demands of both contemporary and traditional directors, playwrights, choreographers, composers, and filmmakers. Our goal is to facilitate the development of young artists who have the skill, vision, courage, and willas well as the personal, social and conceptual consciousnessto create new theatre art. Experimental Theatre Wing : Department of Drama, Undergraduate Tisch School of the Arts New York University 721 Broadway, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10003 tisch.etw@nyu.edu For information regarding admissions, contact the Department of Undergraduate Drama at (212)998-1850

114. Pine Hills Lodge Dinner Theatre Enjoy a San Diego tradition of musicals, comedy or mystery theatre accompanied by our famous barbecued babyback ribs or baked chicken with all the trimmings. http://www.pinehillslodge.com/theatre/

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115. Children's Festival Theatre theatre group for children that was founded in 1997 and is located in Saratoga. http://childrens-festival-theatre.com/

what's new... Welcome to Children's Festival Theatre! Welcome to the new and improved Children's Festival Theatre site! New features include: Updated past productions photo gallery, all new Club C.F.T. message boards , and show information for our next production, Hercules. Your feedback is important to us. Please contact us with any questions you may have about the program or this site. Our Goal: To create a positive theatrical experience for each Participant using their own unique talents, while educating them on the many fun and rewarding aspects of the Performing Arts. Shauna McGuiness Director, Children's Festival Theatre

116. Galleon Theatre Group Inc. Located in the southwestern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia since 1967. New members are always welcome. http://www.geocities.com/Broadway/5276/

Last updated: Wednesday 24 May 2000 Welcome to the Galleon Theatre Group Website. We are a community theatre group located in the south-western suburbs of Adelaide, Australia. 2000 is Galleon's 33rd year of affordable entertainment - no small achievement for any amateur theatre group. And although we may not be the longest running group in Adelaide, we're certainly one of the strongest. From Galleon's humble beginnings to its current success and following, our secret has always been the inclusion of "fresh blood" and our readiness to experiment and provide one of the biggest ranges of plays any group has to offer. We pride ourselves on the number of locally written plays and premieres that we produce annually and we're always happy to accept and train up anyone with an interest in theatre. Our " no experience necessary " motto means just that. After all, the more people we train up, the bigger the pool of talent we have to call on.

117. OffBroadwayOnline.com Information about over 200 theatre companies in New York City, searchable by 21 genres, 16 neighborhoods, name, and date of performance. http://www.offbroadwayonline.com/

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118. USITT A union of theatre technology professionals. http://www.usitt.org/

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120. Playbill: Playbill.com Home Page A magazine for theatre buffs. http://www.playbill.com/

September 26, 2005 Discounts Benefits Join Club Member Services ... FAQs Oprah Winfrey Credit: Jake Chessum Oprah Winfrey Joins Producers of Broadway's The Color Purple Musical Adaptation Oprah Winfrey — the television celebrity-entrepreneur who starred in the film of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel — has joined the producing team of Broadway's upcoming musical adaptation of The Color Purple. Lestat Will Sing at Broadway's Palace Starting March 11, 2006 Lestat, the new Elton John-Bernie Taupin musical about the famous Anne Rice vampire, has found a home on Broadway — the Palace Theatre. DIVA TALK: Catching Up with Karen Mason Plus Broadway Goes Unplugged and News of Lacey and Peters News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage. Through the years, Broadway musicals about football have been on the receiving end of cheers . . . and a few jeers. Helping Hands Sign-language interpreters Alan Champion and Candace Broecker-Penn make theatre-going an enriching experience for deaf audiences. MORE FEATURES >>> 2005 Tony Honors for Excellence in the Theatre Announced Deb Margolin Wins 2005 Kesselring Prize for Playwriting Naked Boys Singing!

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