• jogle's Favorite Theatre Related Resources - a growing list of theatre related WWW sites.
• Sites About Acting and the Acting Business
• Theatre and Drama Virtual Library - The World Wide Web Virtual Library of Theatre and Drama resources.

• Carol Libman On-Line Script Collection - database of Canadian plays developed at Playwrights' Workshop Montreal.
• Chrononhotonthologos - the most tragical tragedy that ever was tragediz'd by any company of tragedians, by Henry Carey aka Benjamin Bounce.
• Dramatic Exchange - archives and distributes scripts, and provides a forum for playwrights to make their plays available to readers, producers, and agents.
• TheaterWords - scripts of plays and scenes, intended for women's groups, and youth and community theater.

• Blood of the Prophets - by Martin N. Bell. A play in three acts about the Pure Food and Drug Admistration's prosecution of Wilhelm Reich, discoverer of orgone energy.

• Carol Libman On-Line Script Collection - database of Canadian plays developed at Playwrights' Workshop Montreal.
• Con-Artist - a one-act comedy about life, art and theatre.
• Grippy and Cormo's Idea Plays - audience participation science theater.
• Moshie's Candystore
• Play-A-Day Center - archives from usenet Play-A-Days, the bizarre skits floating the Internet since 1995.
• Robert the Bruce - a play about Robert the Bruce and the Scottish War of Independence.
• Sotoba Komachi and Happy Independence Day, Mars - a postmodern Noh play, and a science fiction play set on Mars.

• Killing in Choctaw, A  - one-man play by Carl Ray about an Alabama native dealing with his father's murder.
• Wish for Christmas, A  - by Alan Kootsher, about a young boy searching for the true meaning of the holiday.
• Acrobatic Sex Cult, The - official site for this play about casual sex.
• Amadeus - official site of the Broadway revival of the play by Peter Shaffer.
• An Enemy of The People - Royal National Theatre production of Henrik Ibsen's political drama at the Olivier Theatre in London, directed by Trevor Nunn and starring Ian McKellen.
• Baby Doll - by Tennessee Williams, a stage adaptation at the Albert Theatre, London.
• Beautiful Thing - by Jonathan Harvey. Dedicated to the film and play.
• Bettie Page Uncensored - unauthorized biographical play by Michael Flores.
• Bill Graham Presents - provides information on the play about the legendary rock promoter.
• Blast - ensemble of dancers, musicians, and specialty talent which employs elements of drum corps, parades, military bands, and stadium pagentry.
• Bomb-itty of Errors, The - hip-hop version of Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors.
• BOX 27 - Michael Norman Mann's award winning drama explores the issue of gays in the armed forces. Winner of the 1997 GLAAD Media Award.
• Brady of Broadway - one-man play about the great American photographer Mathew Brady, who documented the Civil War.
• Bully - John Davidson as Teddy Roosevelt in a one-man show.
• Burning Chrome - based on the William Gibson story which first used the term "cyberspace". From the folks who adapted Clive Barker's "In The Flesh".
• Copenhagen - by Michael Frayn. Winner of the 1998 Olivier Award for Best Play.
• Cu'Fu - Who Did It? - Charly Chiarelli's one-man performance exploring the joys and struggles encountered by a Sicilian family adapting to Canadian urban life.
• Death of a Salesman - Broadway production starring Brian Dennehy. The site has bios, reviews, and tickets for sale.
• Diary of Anne Frank. The - information and background on the play.
• don't make me look too psychotic - one-man performance by Bruce Pachtman.

• Edgar Allan Poe: Once Upon A Midnight - a one-man play starring John Astin.
• Epic Proportions - tongue-in-cheek look at the big budget Hollywood costume dramas of the 1930's, by Larry Coen and David Crane.
• Esther's Follies - magic and musical-comedy revue.
• Extreme Girl - one-woman show with Barbara Blackburn takes a nine-character joyride through the ever-changing landscape of the American female psyche.
• Finnegan's Farewell - Irish dancing, music, singing, and Finnegan family traditions.
• Freak - official online source about John Leguizamo's demi-semi-quasi-pseudo-autobiographical comedy.
• Fuddy Meers - comedy by David Lindsay-Abaire. Features synopis, photos, quotes, and more.
• Fully Committed - satire by Becky Mode concerning fine dining establishments.
• Game Show - The Play - theatrical event that offers everyone in the audience the chance to win real prizes and compete for a Grand Prize.
• George Gershwin Alone - biographical play with music about the life of the composer. Written by and starring Hershey Felder.
• Getting Away With Murder - comedy thriller by Stephen Sondheim and George Furth.

• Graduate, The - adapted from Charles Webb's novel by Terry Johnson.
• Greater Tuna - with information and news about all the shows from Greater Tuna, the third smallest town in Texas.
• Green Bird, The - adapted by Julie Taymor from the comedy by Carlo Gozzi.
• Having Our Say - tells the story of the venerable Delany Sisters, who, with intelligence and good humor, stood witness to 100 years of American life.
• Hopscotch: A New York Sex Comedy - by Wendy R. Williams.

• If Memory Serves - by Jonathan Tolins.
• Joey and Maria's Comedy Wedding - interactive, audience participation dinner theatre shows in upstate New York.
• Laramie Project, The - by Moises Kaufman and members of Tectonic Theater Project, based on the Matthew Shepard case.
• Lazer Vaudeville - touring show with a mixture of juggling, lasers, magic, acrobatics, and slapstick comedy.
• Let's Eat Cookie Dough - comic melodrama by Stephen Schulman about love, lingerie, and chocolate chips.

• Letters from Sarajevo - theatrical production based on the book of the same title.
• Lifegame - created by Keith Johnstone and featuring the British Improbable Theatre company. Dramatizes the lives of audience members.

• Male Intellect, The: An Oxymoron? - Robert Dubac's humorous one man show about male chauvinism.
• Mark Twain Live - touring one-man play by Mike Randall.
• Minstrel Show - two-man play by Max Sparber about a 1919 lynching in Omaha, NE.
• Mortal Kombat: The Live Tour - you've played it, you've seen it, now live it.
• Mother Jones Will Speak - one-woman show by David L. Christie about the labor organizer Mary Harris "Mother" Jones.
• Mrs. Fiske: Against the Wind - one-woman play about the life of American actress Minnie Maddern Fiske.
• Nobody Knows I'm a Dog - award-winning play by Alan David Perkins about online relationships. Presented at Laurentian University, September 23-25, 1999.
• Price, The - Arthur Miller's drama of two estranged brothers who meet to dispose of their deceased father's belongings.
• Proof - by David Auburn.
• Puppetry of the Penis - cabaret show by Simon Morley and David Friend, who manipulate their genitals into various shapes, objects, and landmarks.

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• Rob Becker's Defending the Caveman - touring production of the longest-running one-person play in Broadway history.
• Sacrificial King, The - play by Margaret McCarthy about John Lennon, The Beatles, and an American obsession.
• Scary Baby: The Pat & Tamara Show - two person show of scenes and monologues written and performed by roommates Tamara Federici and Pat Shay.
• Shear Madness - comedy where the audience gets to play armchair detective. Showing in Boston, Chicago, Washington D.C., and San Francisco.
• Snake in Fridge - Canadian playwright Brad Fraser's gothic horror story for the 21st century.
• Sonnets From a Wand'ring Bark - two-actor performance of Shakespeare's sonnets with commentary and music, presented by the Bard Development Company.
• Spindletop - the performance, the book, and the movie version of the epic story of the horse industry.
• Starr's on Broadway - official multi-media website for Eric Zaccar's social satire for the stage.
• Tale of the Allergist's Wife, The - comedy by Charles Busch.
• Taller Than a Dwarf - by Elaine May. Official site for the Broadway production starring Matthew Broderick and Parker Posey.
• Tribute to Will Rogers - a one-man show by Lance Brown.

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• Under Milk Wood - by Dylan Thomas. Performs on college and university campuses in the northeast region of the United States and Canada.
• Vampire Lesbians of Sodom - by Charles Busch, parody of various show-biz genres, from biblical epics and silent films to glitzy Vegas floor shows.
• Visit from Henry David Thoreau, A - one-man show by Kevin Radaker, giving a dramatic portrayal of Thoreau, followed by a question-and-answer session with Radaker-as-Thoreau.
• Vivien Leigh: The Last Press Conference - one-woman show.
• War of the War of the Worlds - offers background and production details for the comedy by Adam Pepper, based on the 1938 radio broadcast.
• What a Palaver!! - comedy, speciality, circus, cabaret, street theatre act consisting of Robert Sim and Ian Adcock.
• Wingfield Plays - four comedies for the solo performer by Dan Needles, about stockbroker turned farmer, Walt Wingfield.
• Wrong Mountain - comedy by David Hirson.

• Playbill On-Line  - offers complete Broadway, off-Broadway, regional, and London theatre listings as well as daily updated theatre news.
• ActorsCraft - resource and inspiration guide dedicated to the evolving actor. By Larry Silverberg.
• AmericanTheater Web - listings of U.S. theaters and their production schedules, plus news and a call board.
• Broadway in Blue Cafe - chat forum to discuss your favorite broadway shows, see what's currently playing and more.
• Broadway.com - offers coverage of live theater worldwide.
• Broadweb - chat room, reviews, and interviews about Broadway plays and musicals.
• Encyclopedia of Canadian Theatre - includes profiles of artists, institutions and creations.
• English Server - Drama
• In-yer-face theatre - dedicated to cutting-edge drama and writers in the British theatre.
• Internet Theatre Database, The - searchable archive of theatre past, present, and future.
• It's Behind You! - offers information about the uniquely British tradition of pantomime, including history, galleries, and current shows.
• Online Classics - offers recorded and live classical concerts, ballet, musicals, opera, and theatre.
• Scotts Theatre Links
• StageBusiness.com - offers a cyber-community dedicated to theatre performers, directors, designers, and playwrights. Features member-driven message boards and web directories.
• Theater Mania - theater information, tickets, news, and reviews of Broadway and Off-Broadway shows.
• Theatrical Calamities
• Yourtype.com - offers information and articles for performers.

• American Vaudeville Museum - includes magazine information and past articles.
• Dazzling Mills Family, The - comedy vaudeville entertainment involving lots of juggling and unicycling.
• Diamond Circle Melodrama and Vaudeville - schedule, ticket, and historical information.
• Lazer Vaudeville - juggling, magic, acrobatics, rope-spinning and comedy, with black-light, lasers, and special effects create an international touring theater show.
• Vintage Vaudeville & Ragtime Show