Journal: Studies in Theatre and Performance

[Denis Salter]

Dear Colleagues, although this is the official publication of SCUDD, the 
editors are interested in articles from scholars and practitioners around 
the world. It is available in print and electronic form. There is a 
subscription form in the pdf attachment.--Denis Salter.


> Studies in Theatre and Performance
>
> Aims and Scope
> Studies in Theatre and Performance fosters a progressive forum to explore 
> the nuances of
> theatre practice. The journal provides a critical scope to include other 
> related disciplines in
> its scrutiny of the stage, exploring the interplay between performance, 
> audience and
> dramatic practice.
>
> The journal examines theatre in all stages of development, from conception 
> to live
> performance. The articles directly engage with theatrical practice at 
> grassroots level, using
> research undertaken in studios, rehearsal rooms and experimental 
> workshops.
> The notion of theatre as an organic form is emphasized through the 
> journal's focus upon the
> methods of creating theatre and performance. The fusion of diverse 
> authorship and wide-
> ranging content spreads the scope of its work to include both scholarly 
> communities and
> active practitioners.
>
> This is the official publication of the Standing Conference of University 
> Drama Departments
> in the UK, and incorporates Studies in Theatre Production.
>
> Call for Submissions
> The editorial team is always open to receiving submissions. Articles 
> should not normally
> exceed 6000 words in length, should include full references and 
> bibliography, and should
> also include an abstract of no more than 150 words detailing the key areas 
> of analysis. The
> journal invites contributions from a wide and diverse community of 
> researchers. It seeks to
> generate and promote research from both experienced researchers and to 
> encourage those
> new to the field.
>
> The aim is to provide a forum for debate arising from findings, as well as 
> theory and
> methodologies. A range of research approaches and methods is encouraged. 
> Before
> submitting an article or feature please refers to the full guidelines 
> which are available from
> the Intellect website.
>
> Free E-access
> Intellect offers free access to all our journals in electronic form to 
> users in institutions where
> there is a library subscription to the print version of that journal.
>
> Further information attached.
>
> General postal address: PO Box 862, Bristol, BS99 1DE, UK
> www.intellectbooks.com <http://www.intellectbooks.com/
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