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[…]

Centre 42 at the 34th SIBMAS Congress

­December 7, 2024

Two representatives from Centre 42 travelled to Hong Kong for the 34th SIBMAS Conference. A fascinating summary of the whole congress. https://www.centre42.sg/archive/writings/24128/collection-conservation-and-interpretation-documenting-the-34th-sibmas-conference-2024/ […]

SIBMAS will leave X soon

­November 25, 2024

Please follow us on Linkedin now! We’ll leave our X account very soon. => Follow us here![…]

“Provenance and Theatre Archives” : an article on Theatre materials

­October 2, 2024

Francesca Marini, past president of the Theatre Library Association, and a former member of SIBMAS, has just published a new article on “Provenance and Theatre Archives” in the[…]

Call for Contributions (BRA & APAC)

­April 9, 2024

“Curtain Up! The Practice of Archiving Performance” Date: Tuesday 29 October 2024 Location: The Gallery, 77 Cowcross Street, London, EC1M 6EJ Abstracts submission deadline: 5pm on 3rd May[…]

New Deadline for Submitting Proposals

­November 15, 2023

SIBMAS Hong Kong Conference: the deadline for the call for papers has been extended to 10 January 2024. We remind you that your paper can be presented online if[…]

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