Welcome to the latest edition of the UniSkills Focus On blog. This month we will cover the International Bibliography of Theatre and Dance with Full-Text.
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What does International Bibliography of Theatre and Dance offer?
International Bibliography of Theatre and Dance with Full-Text is the definitive research database for theatre and dance studies. It contains thousands of journal articles, books, book chapters and dissertation abstracts on all aspects of theatre and performance from hundreds of countries.
International Bibliography of Theatre and Dance with Full-Text contains over 500 full-text titles, including hundreds of journals, most of which are peer-reviewed, and books.
The subjects covered include:
- Ballet
- Comedy
- Dance
- Drama
- Entertainment Law
- Film
- Media
- Mime
- Opera
- Puppetry
- Television
- Theatre
The benefits of using International Bibliography of Theatre and Dance
International Bibliography of Theatre and Dance with Full-Text gives you access to many of the top journals for performing arts. The comprehensive coverage of the database means that International Bibliography of Theatre and Dance with Full-Text is an essential search tool for finding academic literature in the performing arts. Whatever your piece of written work, whether that be an essay, or a dissertation, International Bibliography of Theatre and Dance with Full-Text will have something for you.
How to access International Bibliography of Theatre and Dance
As you read this blog post you can, of course, click on the many links within the post. You can also search Discover More to find the database, or you can visit the Subject Resources page for Performing Arts.
Further Help and Support
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We hope you can join us next time as we look at web browser extensions that you can use to find academic sources.