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Conference STR 2016

­décembre 20, 2015

The Society for Theatre Research (STR) announces the conference “Theatre in the Regency Era: Plays, Performance, Practice: 1795-1843”. This conference will explore the Regency Era’s dance, music and drama from[…]

Call for Papers IFTR Conference 2016

­décembre 20, 2015

Departing from the 250th anniversary of the Drottningholm Court Theatre, IFTR 2016 focuses on critical perspectives on theatre history. The Conference “Presenting the Theatrical Past. Interplays of Artefacts, Discourses and[…]

In memoriam Alfred S. Golding

­décembre 20, 2015

We regret to inform you that Alfred S. Golding, member of the Theater faculty at Ohio State University and director of the Ohio State University Theater Research Institute from 1973[…]

Music at the Dona Maria II: catalogue of the collection of scores

­décembre 20, 2015

The catalogue of scores at the Library|Archive of the TNDMII aims to draw attention to this unparallelled collection of scores and parts, related principally to the Theater’s productions. It seeks[…]

Exhibition: The Sleeping Beauty

­décembre 13, 2015

The new exhibition of the Theater Library of Saint Petersburg (RU) is dedicated to the first performance of The Sleeping Beauty in Saint Petersburg, in the Mariinsky Theater on 3[…]

The Comédie-Française Registers Project

­décembre 13, 2015

From 1680 until 1791, only one theater troupe in Paris was allowed to perform the plays of Molière, Corneille, Racine, Voltaire, Beaumarchais, and every other French-language playwright. This troupe, the[…]

The German Federation of Libraries and Museums of Performing Arts resumes activities

­décembre 5, 2015

On Friday 20 November 2015 a dozen representatives of German museums, archives and libraries with theater collections met in the archives of the Berlin Academy of Arts for an extraordinary[…]

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National Gugak Center
Ancien nom : Centre national des arts de la scène traditionnels coréens.

Le National Gugak Center est le siège des arts du spectacle traditionnels coréens. La musique est un élément essentiel de l'histoire coréenne, qui remonte à plus de cinq millénaires. L'esprit de la musique coréenne, expression artistique du plaisir et de l'excitation, est très présent dans les nombreuses représentations données au National Gugak Center.

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Bibliothèque Nationale de France
Département des arts du spectacle
58, rue de Richelieu
75002 Paris
France

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