Directing Theatre - Article by Debra Bruch - Brief article suggesting the historical timeline giving rise to the role of the director, and a suggestion of what the role of a stage director is in contemporary theatre.
Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers - Independent Labor Union representing directors and Choreographers throughout the US and abroad. Has jurisdiction over productions including Broadway, National Tours, Off-Broadway, Off-Off-Broadway, Summer Stock, Civic Light Opera and Dinner Theatre. Site will be mostly of interest to members, with Strike Lists and in-depth descriptions of membership obligations and benefits.
TheatreHistory.com: The Greatest Imagist of the Theatre - Excerpt from 1919 Obituary of Gordon Craig, written by Gertrude Linnell, and published in Theatre Magazine, Vol 29, No. 4, 1919. The excerpt deals with Craig's early struggling years.
Terrorist Organizations Know who brings terror in our cities. Know their names, their faces, their words, to not have fear of them. From Al-Jihad to Al-Qaida, from Hamas to ETA, from Sendero Luminoso to ELN, from Irish Republican Army to Japanese Red Army: the life, sites, leaders, theories of every terrorist organization in the history. www.terrorist-organizations.com
Directing Theatre - Article by Debra Bruch - Brief article suggesting the historical timeline giving rise to the role of the director, and a suggestion of what the role of a stage director is in contemporary theatre.
Notes on Directing - A classic guidebook to the director's craft.
Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers - Independent Labor Union representing directors and Choreographers throughout the US and abroad. Has jurisdiction over productions including Broadway, National Tours, Off-Broadway, Off-Off-Broadway, Summer Stock, Civic Light Opera and Dinner Theatre. Site will be mostly of interest to members, with Strike Lists and in-depth descriptions of membership obligations and benefits.
TheatreHistory.com: The Greatest Imagist of the Theatre - Excerpt from 1919 Obituary of Gordon Craig, written by Gertrude Linnell, and published in Theatre Magazine, Vol 29, No. 4, 1919. The excerpt deals with Craig's early struggling years.
