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Find diversity in theatre content

Thursday, 22 August 2024

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  • A young person sits in a spotlight on a stage, delivering lines from a script.

    Find brilliant training resources from industry experts for a range of theatre and production skills, and a diverse collection of hundreds of recorded productions. All in Digital Theatre Plus databases.

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Do you spend your valuable time teaching or learning theatre and related disciplines?

With the incredible content available in Digital Theatre Plus (DT+) the options to explore are almost limitless.

“Where instructional resources meet the world's best performances.” - DT+.

DT+ is as contemporary as it gets in terms of layout and presentation. It’s sleek, fun to navigate and has a strong, comprehensive search system.

Exploring is a pleasure thanks to high quality content covering numerous aspects of productions, and a comprehensive collection of genres, forms and titles.

DT+’s short explainer video highlights key aspects of the content and how it functions as a teaching tool.

Diverse content

Be supported in facilitating meaningful conversations around diversity, inclusion and representation.

You could start with:

Note: DT+ is a North American company. For Australian content, including content by indigenous Australian playwrights, you can refer to the extensive Currency Press Collection available through Drama Online.

More resources

Theatre Skills Catalogue is a concise brochure hyperlinking to high-quality DT+ database resources for developing theatre skills including acting, collaboration, design, and directing, to name a few.

Get started: find the collections in ECU Library's A-Z database list.

Our staff can assist with any queries at library@ecu.edu.au.

A still shot from a production recording of 42nd street available in Digital Theatre Plus. Three people kick their heels up as they dance across stage. Two wear colourful dresses and one is in a suit, in between them, arms linked.

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