- Artslynx International Theatre Resources
Extensive library of theater resources on the web, including sites on acting, costume, drama therapy, theater history, lighting, makeup, staging, and more.
- Broadway: the American Musical
Companion to the PBS show, with articles, timelines, pictures, biographies, and more.
- Digital Performance Archive
"Traces the rapid developments taking place which combine performance activity with new digital technologies".
- The Library of Congress Performing Arts Encyclopedia
"Collections of scores, sheet music, audio recordings, films, photographs, maps, and other materials. Special presentations on selected topics ..."
- Musicals101.com: The Cyber Encyclopedia of Musical Theatre, TV and Film
Offerings include history of musicals, how musicals are made, photo galleries, indexes, chronologies, monthly calendar, reviews, essays, links, and more.
- Open Directory: Theater
Extensive list of links to all aspects of theater, including musicals, playwrights, stagecraft, and ticket vendors.
- Playbill Online
On- and off-Broadway listings, London shows, reviews and interviews, seating charts, and a link to Theatre Central, "the largest compendium of theatre links on the Internet."
- The Playwriting Seminars
Playwriting and screenwriting resources and tips.
- REED Presents: WWW Links for Theatre History and Early Music
The Centre for Research in Early English Drama | Records of Early English Drama (REED) at the University of Toronto has collected a set of annotated links in the area of theater history.
- Rod Serling Video Festival
"The Rod Serling Video Festival premiered in 1995 as a county-wide festival for students in kindergarten through grade 12 as a means to promote the use of video arts technology and creativity in area schools." (Broome County.)
- Shakespeare's Globe Theatre -
For links about Shakespeare and the Globe Theatre, go to the English 2: Literature and Authors page and scroll down to Shakespeare.
- Stagework
"Stagework is a unique resource designed to make innovative theatre practice at the National Theatre and selected regional partners in England more widely available to new and existing audiences."
- Sundance Film Festival
"Through its programs, the Institute seeks to discover, support, and inspire independent film and theatre artists from the United States and around the world, and to introduce audiences to their new work."
- Television Production Manual
Online version of short handbook for TV video production.
- TheatreHistory.com
Theater history, copyright-free plays, skits, and monlogues, a bookstore, links, and other material.
- theatrecrafts.com
Links to many sites about technical aspects of the theatre, and hosts a glossary of theatre terms on its own site.
- Theatricopia
Well-organized, very complete set of links to theater sites, covering categories from Awards to Shops, and much more in-between.
- Vaudeville!
"History, Development, and Evolution of Vaudeville Stage from it's roots in variety theater and shows with Vaudeville movies, vaudeville MP3's, and vaudeville hypertexts."
- World of Mime Theatre
"The World of Mime Theatre is devoted to the promotion of Mime as a specialized theatrical art. Its goals are education, information exchange, entertainment, and providing the opportunity to connect people involved and interested in Mime Theatre around the world."
