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External Links
 A website introducting Prof. Martin White's research into original practices in the Jacobean Indoor Playhouse, and the resultant interactive DVD. [added: 28.12.09]
 A website that lets you find people with similar research interests, keep track of the latest developments in your area, and create your own academic webpage. [added: 26.12.09]
 'Your other national theatre': a three-year research project at the Department of Theatre, Film & Television Studies at the University of Glasgow. [added: 20.12.09]
 The TIG website is a marvellous resource fo students, practitioneres, librarians and archivists. [added: 30.11.09]
 Follow the STR's news updates on Twitter. [added: 20.12.09]
 A national collection of live-performance material covering drama, dance, musical theatre, circus, music hall, rock and pop, and other forms of live entertainment. [added: 26.12.09]
 The IFTR/FIRT exists to promote collaboration and the exchange of information between individuals and organisations concerned with theatre research. [added: 26.12.09]
 The IFTR/FIRT exists to promote collaboration and the exchange of information between individuals and organisations concerned with theatre research. [added: 20.12.09]
 The IATC draws together more than two thousand theatre critics, through some fifty National Sections. [added: 20.12.09]
 The Henry Irving Foundation aims to record the Victorian actor's correspondence, and fully illustrate his life, career and achievement. [added: 20.12.09]
 As producer, manager and performer, John Rich transformed the urban entertainment market. This conference explored his contributions. [added: 20.12.09]
 The Raymond Mander & Joe Mitchenson Theatre Collection is one of the largest collections of theatre and performance related materials in the UK. [added: 20.12.09]
 The Laughing Audience is a theatre management practice, often working in collaboration with specialists from other theatre disciplines. [added: 20.12.09]
 A new British research association aiming to foster/sustain research in theatre, performance and related areas in British and Irish universities and allied institutions. [added: 20.12.09]
 This collection holds a vast collection of original documents, photographs, film footage & artefacts from theatres, actors, performers, designers & theatre historian. [added: 20.12.09]
 The BECTU History project is a collection of oral history recordings made with practitioners in the film, television, radio and theatre worlds. [added: 24.12.09]
 SCUDD represents the interests of Drama, Theatre and Performing Arts in the Higher Education sector in the UK. [added: 20.12.09]
 Established in 1981, Theatre Record has probably the most influential readership of any theatre publication in the UK. [added: 20.12.09]
 The National Advisory Public Body for Theatres, protecting theatres for everyone, operating nationally in England, Wales, Scotland & Northern Ireland. [added: 20.12.09]
 The Stage has previewed, reviewed, monitored, reported and analysed performance across the UK entertainment industry for more than 125 years. [added: 20.12.09]
 The ASTRis a US-based professional organization that fosters scholarship on worldwide theatre and performance, both historical and contemporary. [added: 20.12.09]
 Since 1954 SIBMAS has been a worldwide forum for colleagues promoting research, practical and theoretical, in the documentation of the performing arts. [added: 20.12.09]
 The All Sites Directory has been specifically established to provide a collection of top-rated sites for the most searched for catagories online. [added: 22.2.10]
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