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World Theater Links
The American Association of Community Theater Represents the interests of more than 645 organizational and 435 individual members, and acts as an advocate for more than 7000 community theatre groups. AACT fosters excellence in production, management, governance, community relations and service.
This site is a resource for those who use Theatre techniques for other or more than arts or entertainment purposes, and for those whose Theatre styles incorporate other than traditional presentation styles.
A voluntarily run association, bound by a constitution, it exists to provide a resource and forum for discussion and development of artistic and creative aims amongst designers from the fields of Theatre, Television, Architecture, Education, Industrial and Corporate Presentation and Manufacturing.
It is the mission of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters to lead a full exploration of the roles, responsibilities and opportunities for presenters, artist managers and artists in order to enable and celebrate the rich and diverse presenting field in its service to the public.
Information on children's theatre and where to go for certain resources. An index of costume and costuming-related links, for the
benefit of those who study and/or make costumes: costumers, students,
historical re-enactors, science fiction fans, dancers, theatrical
costumers, writers, and those interested in fashion, textile art,
and costume history. There are well over 1,200 unique links listed
on these pages. Is charged with the tasks of establishing and maintaining an international exchange of the knowledge and practice of the following disciplines: Scenography, Theatre Architecture and Technology together with other relevant and related areas of theatrical technical development.
Founded in 1976, The League of Historic American Theatres is an international not-for-profit membership association for people who appreciate the cultural and architectural heritage of historic theatres and who work locally to rehabilitate and operate their theatres in communities throughout North America.
Theatre Central: Directory of Theatre Resources on the Internet Is the hub of Theatre on the Internet. Its intuitive layout and graphic navigation system allow you to easily find the site you are looking for. TCG, the national organization for the American theatre, encompasses a constituency of more than 300 theatres located throughout the United States that present performances to a combined annual attendance of more than 17 million people. Founded in 1961, TCG provides a variety of artistic, administrative and informational services to theatres and independent theatre artists, TCG serves as a resource for the profession, the media, funding agencies and the public. The Theatre and Drama section of the World Wide Web Virtual Library.
The mission of the Institute is to actively promote the advancement of knowledge and skills of its members and to facilitate communication among individuals and organizations engaged in all aspects of design and production in the performing arts.
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