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Source-based histories and case studies of theatre productions, collectives, projects, and international exchanges, with attention to archives, credits, and documented practice.

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Editorial photography · Ron Lach

A PLACE TO BEGIN / Collaboration & Practice

What Theatre Archives Preserve—and What They Leave Out

Theatre archives preserve the documentary residue of performance—programmes, prompt books, designs, photographs, contracts and press reviews—but not the live event itself. The gaps are shaped by who is invited to deposit material, what institutions collect, which languages and formats are legible, and…

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Histories & Case Studies

Intercultural Theatre: History, Approaches, and Critical Debates

Intercultural theatre is the practice and study of deliberate exchange between theatrical traditions, cultures, and performance systems. It spans avant-garde borrowing, collaborative creation, diaspora performance, Indigenous and…

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Digital & Networked Performance

Around the World: A Case Study in Networked Theatre

Around the World is an annual networked theatre project by the collective The Internationalists that presents plays simultaneously in multiple cities and online. It exemplifies how digital…

6 min read
Collaboration & Practice

Hotel Project and the Practice of One-to-One Theatre

Hotel Project is a site-specific, single-spectator theatre format performed in hotel rooms. A documented 2012 iteration at the Grand Summit Hotel in Summit, New Jersey, was credited…

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Editorial stock photographs illustrate themes; they do not document the productions discussed on this site. Used under the Pexels licence.