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See the website at: https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/about for more information. | See the website at: https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/about for more information. | ||
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| + | A website set up by [[Bruce Denhill]] to post his reviews, stories, columns etc. on the arts, culture, travel and so on. | ||
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| + | [[Performap.com]] is an Interactive Digital Map of Global Theatre and Performance Festivals developed by [[TheTheatreTimes.com]], a global theatre portal. With hundreds of festivals browsable and searchable by festival location, type, and date, Performap is the first extensive digital index of its kind in the field, built expressly for artists, audiences, critics, scholars, festival organizers, curators, and presenters from around the world. Performap also includes reports written by local writers and traveling reporters published by ''[[The Theatre Times]]'' | ||
== The [[PRISMA]] website== | == The [[PRISMA]] website== | ||
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==Playwrights and their Stage Works== | ==Playwrights and their Stage Works== | ||
| − | A section of the online ''[[The Guide to World Drama]]'' | + | A section of the online ''[[The Guide to World Drama]]'' this is an on-line guide detailing the works of major dramatists, complete with a brief synopsis of some of their published works. |
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==[[Project Gutenberg]]== | ==[[Project Gutenberg]]== | ||
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Papers Past
Papers Past is a New Zealand based digital archive, with a large collection of newspapers, journals and magazines published in New Zealand and the Pacific Rim during the 19th and 20th centuries.
A good source for reviews of plays also seen in South Africa.
See the website at: https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/about for more information.
pArticipate website
A website set up by Bruce Denhill to post his reviews, stories, columns etc. on the arts, culture, travel and so on.
Website: https://www.brucedennill.co.za/
Performap.com
Performap.com is an Interactive Digital Map of Global Theatre and Performance Festivals developed by TheTheatreTimes.com, a global theatre portal. With hundreds of festivals browsable and searchable by festival location, type, and date, Performap is the first extensive digital index of its kind in the field, built expressly for artists, audiences, critics, scholars, festival organizers, curators, and presenters from around the world. Performap also includes reports written by local writers and traveling reporters published by The Theatre Times
The PRISMA website
PRISMA: 'n Afrikaanse Kultuurbedryfdatabasis ("PRISMA: An Afrikaans cultural cultural industry database") documents the contributions people have made to the Afrikaans cultural system and industry, with specific focus on literature, film, television, theatre and music. A project in progress, it is regularly updated. Listing work by all contributors, it also utilizes interactive graphs, statistics etc.
Created and managed by Burgert A. Senekal Burgert Senekal of the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein.
Website: https://public.tableau.com/views/PRISMA/PRISMA?:embed=y&:display_count=yes
Playwrights and their Stage Works
A section of the online The Guide to World Drama this is an on-line guide detailing the works of major dramatists, complete with a brief synopsis of some of their published works.
Website: http://www.4-wall.com/
Project Gutenberg
Project Gutenberg is an open access, online archive of digitized cultural works, created in 1971 by the American writer Michael S. Hart to "encourage the creation and distribution of eBooks". The oldest digital library in the world, it contains over 57,000 documents, with most of the items in its collection being full texts of public domain books.
Website: https://www.gutenberg.org
See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Gutenberg
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