Theatre and Performance Studies

Centre 42 is a non-profit organisation committed to the creation, documentation and promotion of texts and writings for the Singapore stage. In collaboration with the National Arts Council, Centre 42 offers a series of programmes aimed to engage with playwrights, established producers and enthusiasts of theatre, writing and performance art.

Based at Iowa State University. Provides a collection of original plays and screenplays, criticism and links to other theatre sites.

An online, high quality literary journal from Singapore.

A collaborative resource between NUS, MIT and other Asian universities, the website provides an extensive archival collection of Asian Shakespeare productions in the field of intercultural performance studies. The web catalogue contains complete video footage of over 30 productions in streaming format accompanied by detailed data on each productions.

Theatre of the Oppressed is a theoretical framework and set of techniques developed by Brazilian director, artist and activist Augusto Boal. It engages people in discovery, critical reflection and dialogue.

Started by Professor George Landow, Professor of English and History of Art at Brown University, the site contains links to Victorian texts and a rich collection of resources on Victorian authors, art, architecture, design, religion, philosophy, politics, society, science, performing arts and technology.

The site offers links to resources in more than 50 countries around the world on theatre and drama. Topics range from academic/training institutions worldwide to journals online, monologues in print and resources and articles on theatre studies.

Shakespeare Lives is a global programme of events and activities celebrating the world's most popular playwright's work on the 400th anniversary of his death in 2016