- Access to Shakespeare
Offering Shakespeare plays without footnotes: the original version and a translation into contemporary English, aligned on facing pages.
www.shkspr.bigstep.com
- Pursuit of Acting, The
By Starra Andrews. Working actors share the experience and advice. Post stories and information.
www.pursuitofacting.com
- Theatre Art In Action
high school textbook.
www.theaterarts.com
- Breaking My Leg
By Richard Stanley Dunlop. A novel about humor in an amateur theater.
www.1stbooks.com/bookview/7690
- Presence & Power Though Psychic Level Acting
By James Foley. Manual for improved acting methods through a holistic approach.
www.411actingschoolmethods.com
- Shakespeare for Kids: His Life and Times
Introduction to Shakespeare's life and craft, featuring activities, games, and projects.
www.shakespeare4kids.com
- First You Sit on the Floor
Book by Michael Burns. Offers tips on developing a youth theatre troupe, and workshops available to human services and youth workers.
www.geocities.com/mgburns57
- Click Notes
Makers of hypertext annotated study guides for the plays of the Bard.
www.clicknotes.com
- No Sweat Shakespeare
Presents modern language Shakespeare translations and resources for students and teachers. Site includes play summaries, sonnets, and quotes.
www.nosweatshakespeare.com
- Shakespeare's Unorthodox Biography
By Diana Price. Examines the authorship issue from a skeptical viewpoint.
www.shakespeare-authorship.com
- Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream
A prose narrative written by Peter V.T. Kahle with illustrations by Barbara Nickerson.
www.74thstreet.com
- So You Want To Dance on Broadway?
Performer/director/choreographer Tina Paul offers practical advice on how to become a professional dancer on Broadway.
www.danceonbroadway.com
- San Diego Actor's Resource
By Alicia Cole. Resource guide to the television, film, and theatre communities of San Diego and Orange Counties. Includes articles, interviews, resources, and parents info.
www.sdresource.com
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