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THEATRE 410: Stage Directing

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Theatre 410

Welcome

This guide is intended to support work for Theatre 410. Directing students may find library resources useful for locating playscripts, filmed productions, dramaturgy resources, and scholarly discussions. For Theatre 410, I've compiled some resources to help you locate an appropriate scene for your directing project, and biographical information about directors.

Theater Resources

Theater Resources in the UWM Libraries

The UWM Libraries offer a range of resources of use to students of theater, including:

  • Streaming performances and documentaries.
  • Printed plays, scenes, and monologue collections.
  • Scholarly books and articles about plays, theater history, acting, and productions.
  • Access to magazines and newspapers, including reviews and trade periodicals for theater professionals.
  • Primary sources on the history of theater, especially in Milwaukee.
  • A dedicated Music & Performing Arts Librarian to help you with your research!

This guide will help you explore the resources most relevant to your class, both inside and outside the library. If you need help, use the contact information on the left to contact a librarian.

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