The following resources will help you with various assignments covered in THE-101.  

To access resources while on campus click the appropriate links from the menu above (i.e. online databases). To access resources while off campus you will need a TTC student ID.  Click here for off campus access. 

For tutorials on using all online sources visit the research section of the library webpage.  
Annotated Bibliography Tutorial

Electronic books (e-books) are available on various  topics covered in THE 101 through TTC’s Online Library (netLibrary).  Using keyword search, enter the topic or subject you are studying.  The resulting book titles are all fully available online.  

Examples of titles found in NetLibrary including search terms: 
Classical Greek Theatre: New Views of an Old Subject  - by Clifford Ashby (Greek Theater)
Public and Performance in the Greek Theatre - by Peter Arnott (Greek theater)
On Actors and Acting: Essays - by Alexander Knox and Anthony Slide  (acting)

SIRS -Magazine and Newspapers, selected websites, research topic suggestions, etc. are found in this database on a variety of topics.  Articles on various types of theater, playwriting, actors & acting, architecture, etc.  Use general terms like theater to browse the database.  Use more specific keywords to narrow down subject.

Examples found and suggested search terms :
Playwriting in Europe: A View from the Other Side - by Dragan Klaic  (theater)
The Rise of America's Woman Playwright, 1890-1920 - by Sherry Engle  (playwriting)
August Wilson on Playwriting: An Interview - by Elisabeth Heard  (playwriting)
Introduction to Greek Stagecraft - (from Didaskalia online magazine)  (Greek theater)
Stereotypes and the Development of African American Drama - by Laurence Avery (African American theater)

Internet Medieval Sourcebook - http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/sbook.html  - 

Playwriting 101 - http://www.playwriting101.com/  -  website created by respected playwright and screenwriter Jon Dorf.  Includes information on all areas of playwriting (i.e. Types of plays, story development, cast, character names).

WWW Virtual Library for Theatre and Drama - http://www.vl-theatre.com/  - Very extensive site of resources from all over the world on theatre and Drama. Includes numerous links.  One of tremendous interest is the Theatre image collection.  Hundred's of galleries with images from 1800's to present, play photos, advertising postcards, etc.  Also includes museums, libraries, etc. 

Theatre History on the Web - http://www.videoccasions-nw.com/history/jack.html - Award-winning site with tons of information on different periods of theatre in history.  Also includes many costumes links with photo galleries.  One section is devoted just to costume resources. 

More Resources

The Research link from the library’s web page provides resources such as an MLA and APA citation guide, web site evaluation guide, and statistical information.  You will also find specific course resource pages and subject guides.