Dr. DeVivo - Resources

Resources

Some helpful Theatre resources....

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American Alliance for Theatre & Education - http://www.aate.com

National service and advocacy organization for theatre education in the United States. Annual c0-sponsor of Arts Advocacy Day on Capital Hill.

American Theatre Wing - http://www.americantheatrewing.org

Financial and educational support organization that advocates for professional theatre in the United States. Sponsor of the annual Tony Awards.

Arts Ed NJ's "September Forward" - https://www.artsednj.org/september-forward/

Information and guidance about arts education programs for the 2021-2022 school year from Arts Ed NJ.

Dramatists Guild of America - https://www.dramatistsguild.com/

The national trade association for playwrights, libetticists, and lyricists.

Educational Theatre Association / International Thespians - http://www.schooltheatre.org

Home site for the only international educational theatre society. Primarily for theatre teachers at the middle school and high school level with some resources for students, too.

"The Effects of Theatre Education" - https://www.aate.com/benefits-of-theatre-ed

Research demonstrating the benefits of theatre participation in the secondary school.

Internet Broadway Database (IBDB) - http://www.ibdb.com

A record of all current and past Broadway productions including cast, creative, and business staff information.

"Live Theatre: Do We Need It?" - https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/what-body-knows/201803/live-theater-do-we-need-it

Article outlining the benefits of attending and participating in theatre productions.

Playbill - http://www.playbill.com

Magazine used by the majority of Broadway houses to issue information about a production as well as news and advertisements. The online site provides a variety of information about Broadway productions, performers, producers, etc.

Theatrefolk - http://www.theatrefolk.com

Theatrefolk is mostly for teachers, but has some good, free scenes and monologues for student classwork and competition

Young Playwrights Guide - http://youngplaywrightsguide.blogspot.com

This is a resource I put together in connection with my dissertation. My goal is to list all of the opportunities for young playwrights (age 18 and younger) in the United States and abroad.

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