International Federation for Theatre Research - Revision history

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The Theatre Research International (TRI)

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 https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/rtri20/about-this-journal#journal-metrics
-The IFTR website: https://iftr.org/
+The [[IFTR]] website: https://iftr.org/
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 A number of South African have belonged to it over the years, with [[Temple Hauptfleisch]] becoming the first South African member of the executive (1997-2005) and [[ Gay Morris]] the second (2006-15). In 2007 it held its Annual Conference in Stellenbosch, hosted by the [[Centre for Theatre and Performance Studies]]  and the [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department]]. The theme was “[[Conferences on the arts|Theatre in Africa, Africa in the Theatre]]”.
-[[Temple Hauptfleisch]] was a long-time member of the [[IFTR Working Group on The Theatrical Event]] (originally founded by [[Willmar Sauter]]) and a founding member, with [[Kene Igweonu]],  of the [[IFTR Working Group on African Theatre and Performance]].
+[[Temple Hauptfleisch]] was a long-time member of the [[IFTR Working Group on The Theatrical Event]] (originally founded by Willmar Sauter[https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Willmar-Sauter]) and a founding member, with [[Kene Igweonu]], of the [[IFTR Working Group on African Theatre and Performance]].
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 A number of South African have belonged to it over the years, with [[Temple Hauptfleisch]] becoming the first South African member of the executive (1997-2005) and [[ Gay Morris]] the second (2006-15). In 2007 it held its Annual Conference in Stellenbosch, hosted by the [[Centre for Theatre and Performance Studies]]  and the [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department]]. The theme was “[[Conferences on the arts|Theatre in Africa, Africa in the Theatre]]”.
-[[Temple Hauptfleisch]] was a long-time member of the [[IFTR Working Group on The Theatrical Event]] (originally founded by [[Willmar Sauter]]) and a founding member, with Kene   of the [[IFTR Working Group on African Theatre and Performance]]
+[[Temple Hauptfleisch]] was a long-time member of the [[IFTR Working Group on The Theatrical Event]] (originally founded by [[Willmar Sauter]]) and a founding member, with [[Kene Igweonu]],  of the [[IFTR Working Group on African Theatre and Performance]].
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 A number of South African have belonged to it over the years, with [[Temple Hauptfleisch]] becoming the first South African member of the executive (1997-2005) and [[ Gay Morris]] the second (2006-15). In 2007 it held its Annual Conference in Stellenbosch, hosted by the [[Centre for Theatre and Performance Studies]]  and the [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department]]. The theme was “[[Conferences on the arts|Theatre in Africa, Africa in the Theatre]]”.
-[[Temple Hauptfleisch]] was a long-time member of the [[IFTR Working Group on The Theatrical Event]] (originally founded by [[Wilmar Sauter]]) and a founding member, with Kene   of the [[IFTR Working Group on African Theatre and Performance]]
+[[Temple Hauptfleisch]] was a long-time member of the [[IFTR Working Group on The Theatrical Event]] (originally founded by [[Willmar Sauter]]) and a founding member, with Kene   of the [[IFTR Working Group on African Theatre and Performance]]
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 A number of South African have belonged to it over the years, with [[Temple Hauptfleisch]] becoming the first South African member of the executive (1997-2005) and [[ Gay Morris]] the second (2006-15). In 2007 it held its Annual Conference in Stellenbosch, hosted by the [[Centre for Theatre and Performance Studies]]  and the [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department]]. The theme was “[[Conferences on the arts|Theatre in Africa, Africa in the Theatre]]”.
-[[Temple Hauptfleisch]] was a long-time member of the [[IFTR Working Group on The Theatrical Event]] and a founding member of the [[IFTR Working Group on African Theatre and Performance]]
+[[Temple Hauptfleisch]] was a long-time member of the [[IFTR Working Group on The Theatrical Event]] (originally founded by [[Wilmar Sauter]]) and a founding member, with Kene   of the [[IFTR Working Group on African Theatre and Performance]]
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 To publish the work of its members in peer-reviewed books series and in its own  international journal.
-==The ''[[Theatre Research International]]'' (''[[TRI]]'')==
+==''[[Theatre Research International]]'' (''[[TRI]]'')==
 ''[[Theatre Research International]]'' (''[[TRI]]'') is a peer reviewed theatre journal , founded and hosted by the [[International Federation for Theatre Research]].  Founded in 1975, it publishes articles on theatre practices in their social, cultural, and historical contexts, their relationships to other media of representation, and to other fields of inquiry.