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Providing training in drama, dance and musical theatre. Victoria, Australia.

William James' 1890 study of Hypnotism.

A magazine focusing on Magic in the UK. Designed and produced by Duncan Trillo. Updated every Saturday.

A residential centre, which enables disabled and non-disabled people to work together in the arena of performing arts.

The Irish Board of Speech and Drama is a speech and drama examining body whose purpose is to inspire confidence and imagination in young people and adults.

Archive of free puppet skits, scripts and other resources.

Produces marionettes, drawings, and sand sculptures.

Short articles on various technical subjects about making and performing puppetry.

Articles, list of tellers, written and recorded stories, and event listings.

Storytell, sponsored by the National Storytelling Network, is an email discussion list of more than 500 subscribers worldwide for discussion about storytelling.

Selected writings on folklore from Professor Eric Miller

Features include history, sound clips, online ticket purchasing, a virtual tour of the Hall, an interactive timeline, and a Photobubble view of the Hall. New York City.

Host to eight resident companies; Dance Theatre of Oregon, Eugene Ballet Company, Eugene Concert Choir, Eugene Opera, Eugene Symphony Orchestra, Oregon Bach Festival, Oregon Festival of American Music, and Oregon Mozart Players. Eugene, Oregon.

Theater, music and dance performances. Part of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Nashville's primary venue for theatrical and musical productions. Schedule for the upcoming season and ticket information available.

Featuring music, dance and theater. Located on the C.W. Post campus of Long Island University in Brookville, New York.

Performing arts center at Kansas State University.

Home to Festival of Sound, and also accommodates variety of regional and touring performances. Located in Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada.

Lehigh University arts center. Offers events and season information, how to buy tickets, venue and contact information. [Bethlehem, PA, USA]

Star Systems National Talent Competitions Website keeps you up to date on all the National and Regional Competitions. View competition pictures, sign the guest book post a message at Dancers Workshop.

Traditional touring circus. Includes photo gallery, show information, reviews, history, and links. Based in Australia.

Forum to ask about, buy, or sell vintage clown collectibles.

Galleries and links about male flexibility.

Circus Workshop provides training on the flying trapeze. [Cape Town, South Africa]

A registered charity providing adult and youth Circus Arts training and performance. [Sheffield, England]

Offering courses and workshops for adults and youth, in Belfast and elsewhere in Northern Ireland. Training and performance include: stiltwork, juggling, clowning and trapeze.

Circus Skills workshops for schools, corporations and youth clubs. [United Kingdom]

A school for interdisciplinary theater arts, including circus, physical comedy, dance, music, mime, puppetry. Classes available for children and adults, professionals and newcomers. Evanston, Illinois, United States.

Bookings for corporate events, and private functions. Includes comedian biographies and contact information.

Private and group sessions, seminars and training for stand up comedians, actors and speakers. Contains background and booking information, biography, news and workshop details.

Annual event at a variety of venues, showcasing performers, movies and workshops. Information about locations, schedule and contact included.

Yearly event held in Kilkenny, Ireland. Includes performer profiles, schedule, participating venues, diary, booking and contact information.

Festival held annually. Includes performers, history, venues, ticket and contact information.

Monthly online magazine about stand up comedy. Each issue contains interviews with comedians, features and humor.

Reviews of live event stand-up comedy, stand-up comedy on CD and DVD, comedy movies, books and the occasional article on the business of comedy.

Online magazine that covers the craft and business of stand-up comedy.

A San Francisco-based Butoh group. Site offers general information about the history of Butoh, as well as quotations by Hijikata, Ohno, and Motofuji.

Matt and Fran's documentation for the Digital Media Elective S260/A22 (2001) at Dartington College of Arts in Devon, England.

Searchable list of venues, instructors and events arranged by style and location.

A guide divided by locality and dance type.

History, program, box office information and location on the current season of the Italian festival.

Young dancer from Granada. Biography, reviews, contact.

Boston-based flamenco aficionado, Mari Katsigianis presents a potpourri of flamenco announcements, review, photos and editorials. Includes her own writings and those contributed by other aficionados from around the world.

Recreational and performance group promoting Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, Swedish and Norwegian music and dance in Washington D.C., USA. Includes meetings and events calendar, and repertoire.

Database of folk dances from the world, containing videos, audio and information about dances. Search facility.

Group based in Belgium that researches, performs and teaches dances from between 1450 and 1920. Information about associated performing groups, services, summer schools and classes.

Dance history ensemble of Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland. Performs ballroom dances of the 18th, 19th and early 20th century. Calendar of upcoming performances.

Organizes Colonial, Regency and Victorian dance events throughout the Southwestern United States. Site provides information about upcoming balls, and introductions to the etiquette and clothing of each period.

Dance auditions and career advice for working dancers, entry-level dancers and student dancers.