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Little Theatre Movement
The Little Theatre Movement emerged in America around 1910. Explore the reasons for its development and some of the key practitioners and plays produced.
The Globe Theatre
The Globe Theatre: a theatre synonymous with William Shakespeare. Discover the origins of the Globe Theatre, its evolution, and its current modern-day form.
London's West End
This guide will explore the history and development of the West End and the modern-day influence of London’s theatreland.
Royal Court Theatre
The Royal Court Theatre is a major theatre in London, first opening in 1870 as The New Chelsea Theatre. Explore the history and current status of the theatre.
Pulitzer Prize for Drama
This guide will explore the history of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and its cultural reputation.
Académie Française
This guide will explore the history and development of the Académie Française and its long-lasting association with the theatre.
The Kennedy Center
This guide will explore the foundation of the Kennedy Center and the cultural impact it has had on performing arts and education in America.
Broadway
First established in 1823, Broadway is the premiere theatre district of New York City and the United States.
Moscow Art Theatre
Founded in 1898, the Moscow Art Theatre (MAT) is a revolutionary institution in theatre and performance history.
Royal National Theatre
The Royal National Theatre of Great Britain is an internationally renowned performing arts venue and associated theatre company based in London.
Theatre Awards
Learn about the history and cultural impact of the highest profile theatre awards across America and the UK.
Unions & Associations (US)
Explore the history, functions, and membership requirements of America's leading theatrical unions.