Program SIBMAS Symposium 2026 — Reykjavík, Iceland

­April 21, 2026

The programme for the Reykjavik symposium in June is now available online. We’ll have around ten communications, three round-table discussions and three poster sessions; all the topics look very[…]

Election of a new Executive Committee and Council

­April 21, 2026

9 June at 17:30 (Reykjavik time, 19:30 CET) will be the date of the SIBMAS General Meeting, which this year will see the election of a new Executive Committee and[…]

Cfp Reykjavik 2026

­November 4, 2025

We are pleased to announce the publication of the call for papers for the next SIBMAS Symposium, to be held in Reykjavik from 8 to 10 June 2026. You can[…]

Update on the next conferences

­June 11, 2025

To members who were unable to attend the SIBMAS Symposium last June 6 and 7:  We have confirmed the small conference (2 or 3 days) to be held in[…]

PERFORMING THE FUTURE. Institutions and Politics of Memory

­April 7, 2025

The proceedings of the 2022 Warsaw conference have been published! They will be distributed to members involved in the publication over the coming weeks.

Publication “Collecting Theatre” by Hans van Keulen

­April 2, 2025

Our colleague Hans van Keulen is the editor of a magnificent book which has just been published to mark the 100th anniversary of the Allard Pierson theatre collection in Amsterdam.

Critical Stage (IATC-AITC) invited SIBMAS Conference Keynote Speakers to publish their articles.

­January 8, 2025

The Challenges of the Theatre Museum Amidst and Beyond the Pandemic: Digital Archiving and Revitalization Practices of Japanese Theatre by Minako Okamuro  https://www.critical-stages.org/30/the-challenges-of-the-theatre-museum-amidst-and-beyond-the-pandemic-digital-archiving-and-revitalization-practices-of-japanese-theatre/ Words, Space and Enacting the[…]

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Bibliothèque Nationale de France
Département des arts du spectacle
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75002 Paris
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