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News Update SIBMAS Conference 2022 in Warsaw!

­April 29, 2022

Dear Participants of the SIBMAS conference 2022 in Warsaw, We hope you are all doing well. We realize that you have been waiting a while for a sign from[…]

Preservation of Ukrainian cultural heritage digital archives

­April 8, 2022

A group of researchers has initiated the preservation of Ukrainian cultural heritage digital archives. The information is available here: https://www.sucho.org/ The list of identified sites is available here:[…]

Warsaw Call For Papers: Deadline extended 20th March

­February 22, 2022

“Performing the Future. Institutions and Politics of Memory” SIBMAS Conference @ Polish Theatre Institute: 7-10 June 2022. 33rd SIBMAS Conference. A hybrid conference held online and in[…]

Applications open for the 2022 STR Research Grants.

­January 26, 2022

The Society for Theatre Research awards research grants every year, with sums ranging from £200 to £1,000 to contribute to the cost of research relating to the history and practice[…]

V&A Museum and Saving the UK’s Dedicated National Collection

­January 11, 2022

Our president, Alan Jones, has written a paper on the situation of performing arts collections in the UK for the International Association of Theatre Critics[…]

Our new website has been launched!

­December 6, 2021

We are very proud to present you a shiny new SIBMAS website and logo! As an international network on performing arts heritage we wanted to redevelop and strengthen a coherent[…]

Publication: Necessary Fiction

­October 17, 2021

For a contemporary baroque dance. We speak of “baroque dance” to evoke the court and theater dance of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, as it is presented today, while most[…]

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