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Humanities International Complete is a rich resource for finding scholarly articles on stage and theatre around the world.

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JSTOR Scholarly Journal Archive This link opens in a new window The JSTOR journal archives provide full-text collections of core scholarly journals across a variety of disciplines from the arts to the sciences with a strong emphasis on the humanities.   Guide to Using JSTOR 
MLA International Bibliography This link opens in a new window Bibliographic records pertaining to literature, language, linguistics, and folklore, from 1963 to the present. It provides access to scholarly research in nearly 4,400 journals titles. It also covers relevant monographs, working papers, proceedings, bibliographies, and other formats.
Literature Resource Center This link opens in a new window Gale's Literature Resource Center offers a wealth of information for the student of literature, including criticism, biographies, bibliographies, work overviews and explications, Web sites, periodical articles, compare and contrast pages, full-text authors' works, and reading lists.
Fine Arts Collection This link opens in a new window Provides 250 journals covering drama, music, art history, and filmmaking.
Pop Culture Collection This link opens in a new window Provides access to scholarly journals and magazines that both analyze and contribute to popular culture.
Literary Reference Center This link opens in a new window A comprehensive full-text database providing information on authors and their works from antiquity to the present. It includes plot summaries, synopses and work overviews, articles/essays of literary criticism, author biographies and interviews, book reviews, literary journals, classic and contemporary poems and short stories, classic texts, and several major literary reference works.
New York Times Online This link opens in a new window Access the New York Times starting with the first issue in 1851 through the latest news of today.  Guide to Using New York Times
The New York Times online requires you to create an account before you can access the site. You must use your FDU email address when registering. Access is good for one year. After which you will need to re-register. To re-register follow these instructions.
Magill's Literary Annual This link opens in a new window Magill's Literary Annual evaluates 200 major examples of serious literature published during the previous calendar year. Covers works of interest to general readers. Backfiles available dating from 1977 to the present, and includes cumulative author and title indices.
ARTSTOR Public Collection This link opens in a new window Over 1 million freely accessible images, videos, documents, and audio files from library special collections, faculty research, and institutional history materials, and museums.
Oxford Music Online This link opens in a new window Oxford Music is a comprehensive reference resource for all aspects of music, including biography and interpretation.
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New Books and eBooks

Latinx shakespeares: staging U.S. intracultural theater by Carla Della Gatta
ISBN: 9780472903740
Publication Date: 2023
Making Broadway dance by Liza Gennaro
ISBN: 9780190631093
Publication Date: 2022
Production collaboration in the theatre: guiding principles by Rufus Bonds Jr.; Maria Cominis; Mark Ramont
ISBN: 9780367409746
Publication Date: 2022

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