Explains what Reader's Theatre is and how to become active in it.

Learn about this PBS series that explores the influences, inspirations, and conflicts that have shaped the course of theatre. Site includes biographies of significant people, timeline of important theatre events, and links to other theatre resources.

Companion to the longest-running primetime dramatic series on television, PBS' MASTERPIECE THEATRE, this site includes features sparked by the literature, themes and outstanding storytelling that make up this legendary program, such as I, Claudius, Moll Flanders, Our Mutual Friend and Much Ado About Nothing. This season introduces the American Collection, American literary classics including works by Langston Hughes, Henry James and Willa Cather.

Find children's theaters across the USA on this state-by-state listing.

Learn how to stage a theatrical production, including finding a script, auditioning actors, building a set, and designing the lighting. Study the history of western theater from the time of ancient Greece to the twentieth century. Find out about authors and their plays which have made an impact on the development of theater.

Across New Jersey, young people and their families will receive free and/or discounted tickets to over 100 performances/events including free classes, workshops and backstage tours.

Introduces a traditional form of Japanese theater.

These one-act play scripts of comedies and dramas may be used for free by students for in-class performances. Ticketed performances by arrangement with author.

Shakespeare's Globe, Research, Theatre, London, Globe, Bankside

Contains many short plays and skits for young people to put on.