American Theatre Web... features intereesting theatre related articles and information.

Non profit Theate Association of North Texas!

This is the website of Kim Stanley biographer Jon Krampner, author of "Female Brando: The Legend of Kim Stanley," which will be published in the spring of 2006 by Back Stage Books, a division of Watson-Guptill Publications. Website features the book's opening passage, annotated table of contents, advance comment by several of Kim's illustrious peers, and a quiz designed to test your knowledge of the arcana of Kim's career.

P.S.: Kim attended part of her junior year of high school in Houston, and appeared here as Blanche duBois in a well-reviewed "Streetcar Named Desire" at the Playhouse Theater in the summer of 1952.

Awesome Resource for theatre History buffs. Includes Info from Early origins to Spanish and Russian. There are some ads (but it's a free site) and no annoying pop-ups from what I saw. Nice resource.

Sheebles is a resource for online scripts, costumes, books, theatre companies, theatre resource directories, theatre history and links to all things theatrical. We also include articles about theater history, superstitions and personal theater stories. Ask Sheebles about anything pertaining to theater.

"The Internet Theater Magazine of Reviews, Features, Annotated Listings" -----Great Resource if you want to look over some reviews of a show you might be doing or want to do. From Major cities around the world.

Awesome resource for those wishing to learn more about the early days od DRAMA. Features many links too!

Collections of articles and links on the origins of theatre and theatre history in various countries, cultures, and time periods.

Well, you've all come to the right place. Young Playwrights Inc., YPI for short, is devoted entirely to introducing young people to writing for the theater and for themselves. Founded by Stephen Sondheim in 1981(click to read his remarks), YPI offers many celebrated programs for young people and teachers, and is a model for playwright development programs across the US and Canada.

This is a section of the About.com website which pertains to theater. They have theater related links and articles. Including articles that discuss things like creating a resume or whether you should join a union.

The official Playbill website. Has news, articles, reviews, tickets and much more. Even has job listings for many theater related positions, including Audition postings for auditions happening throughout the country, http://www.playbill.com/jobs/find/c ... ing/1.html

The Broadway Theatre Archive is the most extensive catalogue of Broadway plays and great theatrical works of literature produced for television over the past five decades. Among them are the finest anthology series produced for the three major television networks and PBS, including "Great Performances," "American Playhouse" and "Theater in America." The New York Times has deemed this extraordinary collection as "the crown jewels" of public and network television.

IBDB is exactly like IMDB (Internet Movie Database) for those of you familiar with that site. IMDB has cast lists, goofs, filming locations, pictures, and other interesting information about any movie you can think of...IBDB is the same for Broadway theatre. You can search by actors/actresse, shows, now playing, and so forth. Check out who played roles in your favorite shows and when. It's a fun and informational site. Check it out!

The Lortel Archives, also known as www.IOBDB.com (Internet Off-Broadway Database) provides a catalogue of shows produced Off-Broadway.

A great resource for non-profit groups to exchange information, network and request volunteer help! Check it out today!

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Service organization for arts education, community-based arts, and arts advocacy.

Learn about an organization that helps establish union like standards for all involved.

also known as TCANET
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TEXAS COMMISION on THE ARTS: Great Website of the State Agency that is actively involved in all non-profit arts in texas. From funding and grants to political news as well as comprehensive list of resources and links!

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To strengthen, nurture and promote the not-for-profit professional American theatre…TCG not only publishes American Theatre and New Plays…but also has a VERY useful site that is growing everyday in Resources. Check it out...

Art Schools Search dot com is a search engine, which will help you find art colleges to start your art education.- Features Graphic Design and the like...